grecized (Meaning)
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grecized (imp. & p. p.)
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grecized Sentence Examples
- The Roman Empire's influence led to the grecization of many cities in the Mediterranean region.
- The Greek language had a profound impact on Roman society, causing the grecization of numerous Latin words.
- The Hellenistic period witnessed a significant grecization of Egyptian culture, particularly in art and architecture.
- As the influence of Greek culture spread, the grecization of names, customs, and beliefs became commonplace.
- The grecized version of the name "Iesous" became the English name "Jesus."
- The Christian Church adopted many grecized terms into its liturgy, such as "christos" (Christ) and "evangelion" (gospel).
- The grecized form of the Sanskrit word "yoga" entered the English language in the 19th century.
- Many scientific terms in English have grecized roots, such as "biology" and "psychology."
- The grecized name "Alexander" has been popular in many cultures for centuries.
- The Spanish philosopher Seneca's writings were heavily grecized, reflecting the influence of Greek philosophy on Roman intellectuals.
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The Roman Empire's influence led to the grecization of many cities in the Mediterranean region.
The Greek language had a profound impact on Roman society, causing the grecization of numerous Latin words.
The Hellenistic period witnessed a significant grecization of Egyptian culture, particularly in art and architecture.
As the influence of Greek culture spread, the grecization of names, customs, and beliefs became commonplace.
