Meanings
adjectivepaladinic (comparative more paladinic, superlative most paladinic)
comparative more paladinic · superlative most paladinic
- rareOf or relating to a paladin.
“I made my paladinic vows here, oh so many decades ago
2017, Keith Rockwood, Irobu's Odyssey of Deceit, page 2751 more example
You're a good person with a kind heart, but after three times requesting the paladinic calling and three times not receiving them from Our Lord
2011, Jonathan Jacobs, Stories in the Ether, Nevermet Press
Origin
From paladin + -ic. Piecewise doublet of paladiny.
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