Bullfighter (noun)

A person who performs in bullfights, risking their life to entertain audiences by fighting bulls.

Origin:

From the spanish words torero or matador, meaning bullfighter.

Examples:

1. The bullfighter was a charismatic figure, capturing the attention of the crowd with his daring moves.
2. The bullfighter was trained from a young age to face the dangerous and unpredictable bulls.
3. The bullfighter used a variety of techniques to elude the bull, including cape work, footwork, and bullfighting strategies.
4. The bullfighter was a source of pride for many Spanish people, who saw bullfighting as a symbol of their culture and tradition.
5. The bullfighter was both revered and criticized for his role in the bullfight, with some seeing it as a cruel sport while others saw it as an art form.