palaestric Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of palaestric
Webster
palaestric (a.)
See Palestric.
palaestric Sentence Examples
- The palaestric exercises of ancient Greece included wrestling, boxing, and discus throwing.
- The palaestric trainer played a crucial role in developing the physical prowess of young athletes.
- The palaestric school was an institution dedicated to the training of elite wrestlers.
- The palaestric gymnasium was a complex with facilities for various physical activities.
- The palaestric statues depicted muscular and idealized representations of famous athletes.
- The palaestric art of wrestling emphasized both strength and agility.
- The palaestric techniques of boxing were designed to inflict maximum damage on the opponent.
- The palaestric games were held as part of religious festivals and honored the gods.
- The palaestric victory was celebrated with great fanfare and bestowed honor upon the athlete.
- The palaestric tradition continued to influence physical training and athleticism in later civilizations.
FAQs About the word palaestric
See Palestric.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The palaestric exercises of ancient Greece included wrestling, boxing, and discus throwing.
The palaestric trainer played a crucial role in developing the physical prowess of young athletes.
The palaestric school was an institution dedicated to the training of elite wrestlers.
The palaestric gymnasium was a complex with facilities for various physical activities.
