ironside
/ˈaɪərnˌsaɪd/
noun
- A person of great strength, courage, or endurance; often used as a nickname for a tough soldier or leader.
- In the story, the hero was called Ironside because he never gave up.
- The team's captain was an ironside who inspired everyone to keep fighting.
- The old general was known as an ironside for his unwavering resolve.
- A member of Oliver Cromwell's cavalry during the English Civil War, known for their discipline and toughness.
- The Ironsides were a key force in Cromwell's victory at the Battle of Naseby.
- History books describe the Ironsides as highly disciplined soldiers.
- The museum had a display about the Ironsides and their armor.
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