serjeancy

/sərˈdʒɛntsi/

Definitions

1. noun

The quality of being a serjeant; the state of being a serjeant; or a group of serjeants.

“The military unit was known for its high level of serjeancy, reflecting the discipline and dedication of its members.”

2. noun

A body of armed men, especially one serving as the military force of a lord or noble.

“The lord’s serjeancy was a significant force in the region, providing protection and security for its people.”

3. noun

A group of men-at-arms, often serving as the military force of a castle or fortified place.

“The castle’s serjeancy was responsible for defending the stronghold against invading forces.”

Synonyms

  • discipline
  • loyalty
  • militancy

Antonyms

  • chaos
  • disorder
  • rebellion