Heroine and Swashbuckler

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Heroine noun - The main good female character in a work of fiction.

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Swashbuckler and heroine are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Swashbuckler" instead a noun "Heroine".

Nearby Words: hero, heroin

Swashbuckler noun - A reckless impetuous irresponsible person.

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Heroine and swashbuckler are semantically related. You can use "Heroine" instead a noun "Swashbuckler".

Nearby Word: swashbuckling

Princess Classic: The heroine of a swashbuckler is nearly always a high-born lady of quality, which commonly leads to the necessity of the hero's Defrosting Ice Queen.

Source: Swashbuckler
The protagonist of Typewriter in the Sky, having fallen into a swashbuckler novel and found himself cast as a villain, originally attempts merely to seduce the heroine of the story-within-a-story.

Source: I Have You Now, My Pretty
In Swashbuckler, set in colonial Jamaica, during a tavern free-for-all between a band of pirates and British soldiers, the heroine Jane Barnett is nearly raped by a drunken soldier, but one sympathetic pirate slips her a dagger with which she kills her would-be assailant.

Source: Attempted Rape

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