pharo (Meaning)
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pharo (n.)
A pharos; a lighthouse.
See Faro.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pharo
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
pharo Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptians revered the pharaoh as a divine ruler.
- The pharaoh's opulent palace was a testament to their immense power.
- The pharaoh's army conquered vast territories, extending Egypt's influence.
- The pharaoh's tomb was adorned with intricate hieroglyphs narrating their life and reign.
- The pharaoh's rule was characterized by both splendor and tyranny.
- The pharaoh's decree was law, and disobeying it often resulted in severe punishment.
- The pharaoh's advisors played a crucial role in governing the kingdom.
- The pharaoh's subjects were expected to provide labor and taxes for the upkeep of the state.
- The pharaoh's legacy continues to fascinate archaeologists and historians to this day.
- The pharaoh's iconic headdress, the nemes, symbolized their divine authority.
FAQs About the word pharo
A pharos; a lighthouse., See Faro.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient Egyptians revered the pharaoh as a divine ruler.
The pharaoh's opulent palace was a testament to their immense power.
The pharaoh's army conquered vast territories, extending Egypt's influence.
The pharaoh's tomb was adorned with intricate hieroglyphs narrating their life and reign.
