Assertion: scimitar's blade | /r/HasProperty | curved
Facets:
value: wickedly
type: DEGREE
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
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: A scimitar is a type of sword that has a sharp point and curved blade, which belongs to the category of cutting weapons.
text: Still, the jarring impact of a sword strike was hard on the wielder’s wrist, whether the blade was straight or curved.
text: The blade can be straight or curved.
text: The blade can be straight or curved.
text: The blade can be straight or curved.
text: The blade itself is long and slender and slightly curved back from a single sharp side.
text: He unsheathed his scimitar, a curved and narrow blade, which glittered not like the swords of the Franks, but was, on the contrary, of a dull blue colour, marked with ten millions of meandering lines, which showed how anxiously the metal had been welded by the armourer.
text: It was a wickedly curved blade.