1. wearing or equipped with a casque (a close-fitting helmet or headpiece)
Usage: literary or formal; often used in historical or poetic contexts

Examples

• The casqued knight rode into battle with his visor lowered.
• Medieval soldiers stood in formation, their casqued heads gleaming in the sunlight.
• The painting depicted a casqued warrior from the Renaissance period.
• In the historical reenactment, actors wore casqued armor to match the period.
• The casqued figure in the tapestry represented a noble commander.