Sheathe

usgb/ʃiːð/
verb

To put into a sheath or covering.

Sheathe your sword after the fight
Visual representation of "sheathe" - To put into a sheath or covering

Often appears as...

  • sheathe a sword
  • sheathe a blade
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Historical Objects

Often used regarding weapons from historical or fantasy contexts like 'swords' or 'daggers'.

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Knights would sheathe their swords upon returning to the castle.
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Metaphorical Use

Can be used figuratively to imply putting away strong emotions or thoughts.

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After the heated debate, she had to sheathe her anger.
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End of Conflict

Symbolizes the end of a conflict or readiness to make peace.

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With the battle over, the warrior sheathed his blade.
Visual representation of the word "Sheathe"

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