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Meaning of pancratiast
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pancratiast (n.)
One who engaged in the contests of the pancratium.
pancratiast Sentence Examples
- The ancient pancratiasts were renowned for their exceptional strength and agility.
- As a pancratiast, he mastered both wrestling and boxing techniques.
- The pancratiast's training regimen included rigorous drills and physical conditioning.
- The pancratiast's ultimate goal was to defeat his opponent in a no-holds-barred contest.
- The crowd roared with excitement as the pancratiasts grappled and fought in the arena.
- The legendary pancratiast Milo of Croton could lift a fully grown bull over his head.
- The pancratiast's body was a testament to his unwavering dedication to combat.
- The pancratiasts' fighting style influenced later martial arts such as boxing and pankration.
- The pancratiasts were celebrated heroes in ancient Greek society.
- Despite its brutal nature, pancratium provided valuable training for soldiers and enhanced societal strength.
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One who engaged in the contests of the pancratium.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient pancratiasts were renowned for their exceptional strength and agility.
As a pancratiast, he mastered both wrestling and boxing techniques.
The pancratiast's training regimen included rigorous drills and physical conditioning.
The pancratiast's ultimate goal was to defeat his opponent in a no-holds-barred contest.
