The state or result of blades being locked or fitted together in fencing; the connection and balance achieved when swords emboite.
French noun form of 'emboîter,' using the French suffix '-ment' to create an abstract noun. This directly translates the technical fencing concept into English.
An 'emboitement' in fencing represents the perfect moment of mechanical balance—where two opponents' weapons are so precisely interlocked that whoever moves first reveals their intentions.
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