coigns of vantage
coigns of vantage is the plural of coign of vantage.
Meaning of coign of vantage
Noun
coign of vantage (plural coigns of vantage)
- a good position for observation, judgment, criticism, action, etc.
- ...it seemed as if the traders had occupied with nests, bearing the same proportion to the building, every buttress and coign of vantage, as the martlet in Macbeth’s Castle.1818, Walter Scott, The Heart of Midlothian, page 70
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- What is coigns of vantage the plural of?
- Coigns of vantage is the plural of coign of vantage.
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