venetia (Meaning)
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venetia (n)
a region of northeastern Italy on the Adriatic
Synonyms & Antonyms of venetia
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venetia Sentence Examples
- The venetia of the ancient Romans was a magnificent spectacle, with marching legions and elaborate chariots.
- The venetia's lyrical harmonies echoed through the concert hall, captivating the audience.
- The abandoned venetia stood as a testament to the city's once-glorious past.
- The venetia's intricate frescoes depicted scenes from mythology and history.
- The venetia's colossal statues guarded the city walls, inspiring both awe and fear.
- The venetia's grand archway marked the entrance to the city, welcoming visitors with its majestic presence.
- The venetia's marble columns had weathered centuries of storms, their surfaces etched with the passage of time.
- The venetia's mosaic floors were a vibrant tapestry of geometric patterns and colorful scenes.
- The venetia's vaulted ceilings soared high above the ground, creating a sense of vastness and grandeur.
- The venetia's haunted ruins evoked a sense of mystery and awe, whispers of the past echoing through its desolate halls.
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a region of northeastern Italy on the Adriatic
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The venetia of the ancient Romans was a magnificent spectacle, with marching legions and elaborate chariots.
The venetia's lyrical harmonies echoed through the concert hall, captivating the audience.
The abandoned venetia stood as a testament to the city's once-glorious past.
The venetia's intricate frescoes depicted scenes from mythology and history.
