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Meaning of jugum
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jugum (n.)
One of the ridges commonly found on the fruit of umbelliferous plants.
A pair of the opposite leaflets of a pinnate plant.
jugum Sentence Examples
- The Roman general stood beneath the jugum, a humiliating symbol of his defeat.
- The conquered soldiers were forced to pass under the jugum, acknowledging their subjugation.
- The jugum served as a warning to those who defied the Roman Empire.
- The weight of the jugum pressed heavily upon the heads of the vanquished.
- The jugum symbolized the complete surrender of authority.
- The yoke of the jugum represented the power and dominance of the conqueror.
- Passing under the jugum was a degrading experience that forever marked its victims.
- The jugum was used as a diplomatic tool to intimidate and humiliate enemies.
- The institution of the jugum faded into obscurity with the decline of the Roman Empire.
- The legacy of the jugum persists today as a reminder of the brutality of ancient warfare.
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One of the ridges commonly found on the fruit of umbelliferous plants., A pair of the opposite leaflets of a pinnate plant.
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The Roman general stood beneath the jugum, a humiliating symbol of his defeat.
The conquered soldiers were forced to pass under the jugum, acknowledging their subjugation.
The jugum served as a warning to those who defied the Roman Empire.
The weight of the jugum pressed heavily upon the heads of the vanquished.
