gladiate Sentence Examples
- Gladiators fought fiercely in the arena, their swords clashing against each other.
- The Roman audience cheered wildly for the gladiatorial contests.
- The gladiators were trained to withstand pain and inflict grievous wounds.
- Some gladiators fought for glory, while others were slaves forced to entertain the crowd.
- The gladiatorial games were a brutal spectacle that reflected the harsh realities of ancient Roman society.
- The gladiators' equipment included a sword, helmet, and shield.
- The Roman government used gladiatorial contests as a form of political propaganda.
- The gladiators' deaths were often horrific, with much blood and gore.
- Some gladiators became famous and were revered by the Roman populace.
- The gladiatorial games were eventually banned due to their extreme violence and brutality.
gladiate Meaning
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gladiate (a.)
Sword-shaped; resembling a sword in form, as the leaf of the iris, or of the gladiolus.
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Sword-shaped; resembling a sword in form, as the leaf of the iris, or of the gladiolus.
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Gladiators fought fiercely in the arena, their swords clashing against each other.
The Roman audience cheered wildly for the gladiatorial contests.
The gladiators were trained to withstand pain and inflict grievous wounds.
Some gladiators fought for glory, while others were slaves forced to entertain the crowd.
