Assertion: saber's blade | /r/HasProperty | curved
Facets:
value: so slightly
type: DEGREE
value: so slightly that it appeared
type: OTHER
value: very deeply
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The cavalry saber had a straight or curved single edged blade that was designed mainly for slashing.
text: The blade can be straight or curved.
text: The single-edged blade was curved so slightly that it appeared straight at first glance.
text: Adapted from the Italian word scimitarra in the mid 16th century from an unknown source, the word became used for all 'Oriental' blades which were curved, compared to the more commonly straight and double edged European swords of the time.
text: The blade can be straight or curved.
text: The blade can be straight or curved.
text: The blade of the Foot Officer sword is so slightly curved that it looks straight at first glance.
text: The blade of the Foot Officer sword is so slightly curved that it looks straight at first glance.
text: The blade is very deeply curved and therefore unlike most polearms, solely useful for sweeping cuts where it relies on range and power.
text: Blade is curved and crisp with just very light scattered pin prick pitting overall.
text: The blade of the Foot Officer sword is so slightly curved that it looks straight at first glance.
text: The blade of the Foot Officer sword is so slightly curved that it looks straight at first glance.
text: The single edged blade was either straight or only slightly curved.
text: The single-edged blade was curved so slightly that it appeared straight at first glance.
text: The sabre usually features a slightly curved blade and a large hand-guard that protect the knuckles of the hand, thumb and forefinger.