goliard in a sentence
n.
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Definition
A goliard is a wandering scholar or minstrel in medieval Europe known for their satirical poetry and songs, often challenging societal norms.
Sample Sentences
- The goliard wandered from town to town, sharing stories and songs with anyone who would listen.
- In medieval Europe, goliards were often seen as rebellious figures, challenging societal norms through their art.
- With a flask of wine in hand, the goliard burst into laughter, entertaining the crowd with raucous tales.
- The poetry of the goliards captured the spirit of their time, blending humor and satire with sharp social commentary.
- As the sun set behind the hills, the goliard struck up a tune that echoed through the quiet village streets.