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Saxons

Verb / ˈsæksʌnz / Another word for saxons — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Saxons is a noun that refers to a group of Germanic people who lived in England during the Middle Ages.

Synonyms & similar words

saxon Anglo-Saxons Teutons barbarians invaders settlers tribesmen warriors heathens non-Christians Anglo-Frisians

Example sentences

  1. The Saxons were known for their fierce fighting skills.
  2. The Saxons were one of the many Germanic tribes that migrated to England.
  3. The Saxons established several kingdoms in England.
  4. The Saxons eventually merged with the Normans to form the English people.
  5. The Saxons were pagans before they converted to Christianity.

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  • The Saxons were a strong and proud people who valued bravery and honor above all else.
  • The Saxons were known for their fierce fighting skills and their love of battle.
  • The Saxons were a powerful force in England during the Middle Ages, and their legacy lives on to this day.

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