Dismounted [verb]
Definition of Dismounted:
get off something higher
Synonyms of Dismounted:
Sentence/Example of Dismounted:
We dismounted, and speedily found that MacRae hadn't exaggerated the evil qualities of that descent.
Halting his squad, Lawrence dismounted, and taking Harry, they carefully made their way to the brow of a hill which lay in front.
This being arranged, the sportsmen dismounted, fastened their horses to trees, and separated.
The position of the enemy uncovered, McNeil dismounted his force, and the battle was opened.
He dismounted and attempted to conceal himself amid the gorse of that wild spot.
Here the men dismounted, and the horses were led back into the brush, where they could easily be concealed.
Reining in his horse, he dismounted, and making what he thought a most courtly bow, he bade her good evening.
A half dozen troopers had already dismounted, and were scaling the bluff to where a small wreath of smoke was seen curling.
Glendinning had borrowed the horse of a trooper and left the dismounted man to walk after them.
We dismounted, and in a short time our horses were rubbed down, and a meal prepared, for we had fasted that day on purpose.