semibarbarian (Meaning)
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semibarbarian (a.)
Half barbarous; partially civilized.
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semibarbarian (n.)
One partly civilized.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semibarbarian
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semibarbarian Sentence Examples
- The semibarbarian tribes skirmished constantly with the Roman legions along the Rhine frontier.
- Despite their partial adoption of Roman customs, the semibarbarians retained a fierce and independent spirit.
- The semibarbarians' crude huts and primitive tools contrasted starkly with the refined architecture and technology of the Roman cities.
- The semibarbarian chieftain led his warriors into a tumultuous fray, their battle cries echoing through the forest.
- The semibarbarians' skills in hunting and foraging sustained them in the harsh wilderness.
- Trade with the Romans introduced new luxuries to the semibarbarians, but they remained suspicious of Roman influence.
- The semibarbarians' religion was a blend of animistic beliefs and ancient rituals.
- Roman writers described the semibarbarians as savage and brutal, but also as brave and loyal.
- The semibarbarians' raids on Roman settlements often led to retaliation and conflict.
- As the Roman Empire declined, the semibarbarians played an increasingly significant role in shaping the political landscape of Europe.
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Half barbarous; partially civilized., One partly civilized.
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The semibarbarian tribes skirmished constantly with the Roman legions along the Rhine frontier.
Despite their partial adoption of Roman customs, the semibarbarians retained a fierce and independent spirit.
The semibarbarians' crude huts and primitive tools contrasted starkly with the refined architecture and technology of the Roman cities.
The semibarbarian chieftain led his warriors into a tumultuous fray, their battle cries echoing through the forest.
