ottomite (Meaning)
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ottomite (n.)
An Ottoman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ottomite
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ottomite Sentence Examples
- The opulent Ottoman Empire, reigning for centuries, left an enduring architectural legacy.
- The Ottomans standardized weights and measures, fostering trade throughout their vast domain.
- The Janissaries, an elite corps of the Ottoman army, were renowned for their discipline and loyalty.
- The Ottoman Empire's conquest of Constantinople in 1453 marked a pivotal moment in European history.
- The Ottoman Sultans commissioned exquisite miniatures and illuminated manuscripts, showcasing their artistic patronage.
- The Ottomans developed a complex system of taxation and bureaucracy to administer their vast empire.
- The Ottoman cuisine, a fusion of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean influences, has left a lasting impact on global gastronomy.
- The decline of the Ottoman Empire was a gradual process, marked by internal strife and external pressures.
- The Ottoman Empire's modernization efforts in the late 19th century were met with resistance from conservative factions.
- The Ottomans were masters of gunpowder technology, which played a crucial role in their military victories.
FAQs About the word ottomite
An Ottoman.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The opulent Ottoman Empire, reigning for centuries, left an enduring architectural legacy.
The Ottomans standardized weights and measures, fostering trade throughout their vast domain.
The Janissaries, an elite corps of the Ottoman army, were renowned for their discipline and loyalty.
The Ottoman Empire's conquest of Constantinople in 1453 marked a pivotal moment in European history.
