"Droumy" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
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"Droumy" Meaning
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"Droumy" Examples
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Dormy
Definition
A dormy is a piece in chess where a pawn, prior to the promotion, has reached the opposite side of the board from where it was placed.Examples
The pawn became a dormy, indicating it was about to promote to a piece.
The chess player celebrated as her pawn became dormy and was about to become a queen.
The opponent's pawn was dormy, having reached the opposite side of the board from where it started.
The chessboard showed the pawn as dormy, ready to be promoted.
The strategy involved getting the pawn to dormy and converting it into a powerful piece.
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