No. 11,329 in Spanish
esgrimido
"Esgrimido" means "brandished" or "wielded" (used figuratively to refer to an argument, idea, or object presented or utilized).
In a sentence
El argumento esgrimido por el abogado convenció al jurado.
The argument put forward by the lawyer convinced the jury.
In this sentence, 'esgrimido' is used in its figurative sense to mean 'put forward' or 'used' as a tool or means of persuasion.
La espada esgrimida por el caballero brillaba bajo la luz del sol.
The sword wielded by the knight shone under the sunlight.
Here, 'esgrimido' is applied in its literal sense to denote 'wielded' or physically used, relating to handling objects like weapons.
El profesor había esgrimido pruebas contundentes en su conferencia.
The professor had put forward compelling evidence in his lecture.
This usage includes 'esgrimido' in an abstract context where evidence or arguments are presented or employed effectively.
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