gladiatory (Meaning)
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gladiatory (a.)
Gladiatorial.
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gladiatory Sentence Examples
- The gladiatory arena reverberated with the clash of swords and the roar of the crowd.
- The emperor Augustus staged lavish gladiatory games to win the favor of the Roman populace.
- The gladiators, armed with tridents and nets, engaged in mortal combat in front of thousands of spectators.
- The bestiarii, gladiators who fought wild animals, faced incredible peril in the arena.
- Gladiatory spectacles were a brutal form of entertainment that tested the limits of human endurance.
- Some gladiators became heroes to the people, their skill and courage immortalized in legend.
- The bloody history of gladiatory combat serves as a reminder of the horrors of war.
- The gladiatory arena was a place of violence, but it also fostered a sense of community among the spectators.
- Gladiatory games were an integral part of Roman culture, providing both entertainment and a way to showcase military prowess.
- The gladiatorial tradition influenced later forms of combat sports, such as boxing and wrestling.
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Gladiatorial.
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The gladiatory arena reverberated with the clash of swords and the roar of the crowd.
The emperor Augustus staged lavish gladiatory games to win the favor of the Roman populace.
The gladiators, armed with tridents and nets, engaged in mortal combat in front of thousands of spectators.
The bestiarii, gladiators who fought wild animals, faced incredible peril in the arena.
