velarium (Meaning)
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velarium (n.)
The marginal membrane of certain medusae belonging to the Discophora.
Synonyms & Antonyms of velarium
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velarium Sentence Examples
- The velarium gracefully unfurled, casting a shadow over the bustling Roman amphitheater.
- Constructed of linen or canvas, the velarium provided protection from the relentless sun and rain.
- Sailors expertly manipulated the ropes and pulleys, effortlessly adjusting the velarium's position.
- The retractable velarium allowed for open-air performances during favorable weather conditions.
- The vast velarium covered the entire seating area, creating an intimate atmosphere for spectators.
- The velarium's vibrant colors and intricate designs adorned the amphitheater's interior.
- The creaking of the velarium's poles and ropes added authenticity to the gladiatorial battles below.
- Beneath the velarium's shade, spectators witnessed the spectacle of chariot races and animal fights.
- The velarium served not only as a practical solution but also as a symbol of Roman ingenuity.
- The remnants of ancient velariums provide valuable insights into the architectural and technological advancements of the Roman era.
FAQs About the word velarium
The marginal membrane of certain medusae belonging to the Discophora.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The velarium gracefully unfurled, casting a shadow over the bustling Roman amphitheater.
Constructed of linen or canvas, the velarium provided protection from the relentless sun and rain.
Sailors expertly manipulated the ropes and pulleys, effortlessly adjusting the velarium's position.
The retractable velarium allowed for open-air performances during favorable weather conditions.
