romeward Synonyms
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romeward Meaning
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romeward (adv.)
Toward Rome, or toward the Roman Catholic Church.
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romeward (a.)
Tending or directed toward Rome, or toward the Roman Catholic Church.
romeward Sentence Examples
- After a jubilant pilgrimage, the devout pilgrims began their arduous journey romeward.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the weary travelers turned romeward, their hearts heavy with a longing to return home.
- With each step they took romeward, their anticipation grew as they envisioned the familiar sights of the Eternal City.
- The victorious legionaries marched romeward, their triumphant banners waving proudly in the breeze.
- News of the emperor's death reached the legions far and wide, prompting them to hasten romeward.
- The exiled Roman citizen, longing for his homeland, embarked on a perilous journey romeward.
- As the invading armies approached, panic spread throughout the Roman provinces, and the people fled romeward.
- The wealthy patrician family abandoned their opulent villa and set off romeward, seeking refuge from the chaos.
- The gladiators, exhausted after a grueling battle, made their way romeward, their wounds aching.
- The former Roman governor, banished for his misdeeds, spent the rest of his days in sorrowful exile, gazing wistfully romeward.
FAQs About the word romeward
Toward Rome, or toward the Roman Catholic Church., Tending or directed toward Rome, or toward the Roman Catholic Church.
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After a jubilant pilgrimage, the devout pilgrims began their arduous journey romeward.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the weary travelers turned romeward, their hearts heavy with a longing to return home.
With each step they took romeward, their anticipation grew as they envisioned the familiar sights of the Eternal City.
The victorious legionaries marched romeward, their triumphant banners waving proudly in the breeze.
