Synonyms for saber
ˈseɪ bərsaber

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1. saber, sabrenoun

   a fencing sword with a v-shaped blade and a slightly curved handle

   Synonyms:
   cavalry sword, sabre

2. cavalry sword, saber, sabreverb

   a stout sword with a curved blade and thick back

   Synonyms:
   cavalry sword, sabre

3. sabre, saberverb

   cut or injure with a saber

   Synonyms:
   sabre

4. saber, sabreverb

   kill with a saber

   Synonyms:
   sabre

Matched Categories

1. • Cut
   • Fencing
   • Fencing Sword
   • Kill

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1. List of paraphrases for "saber":

   sabir, sabre, sword

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1. Ryan Castilloux:

   No question it's saber rattling, i think China would be reluctant to cut off supplies to anyone just yet, but the optics are designed to send a clear message – we know your vulnerabilities.

2. Mark Milley:

   Any time a senior leader of a nation-state starts rattling a nuclear saber, then everyone takes it seriously.

3. Carson Daly:

   At times I feel like there’s a saber-tooth tiger right here, and it’s going to kill me, attack me, and bite my head off. I ’m scared as if that’s really happening. You feel like you’re dying.

4. Mohammad Saber Hotak:

   That is due to other doctors not having the guts to work here due to the nature of the hospital, contagious diseases, and those of us who work here had to stay, I guess, when Mohammad Saber Hotak see a patient dying because of complications or resistance to drugs, it makes me feel sad that I couldn't do anything to treat him or her.

5. Ross MacPhee:

   Despite their ungainly appearance, different species of glyptodonts occupied habitats as distinct as open grassland and dense woodland, all the way from Patagonia to the southern parts of the continental United States, although their disappearance has been blamed on human depredation as well as climate change, some species persisted into the early part of the modern or Holocene epoch, long after the disappearance of mammoths and saber-toothed cats. Like the loss of giant ground sloths, mastodons, and dozens of other remarkable mammalian species, the precise cause of the New World megafaunal extinctions remains uncertain.