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Meaning of setireme
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setireme (n.)
A swimming leg (of an insect) having a fringe of hairs on the margin.
setireme Sentence Examples
- The swift and sleek setireme glided effortlessly through the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
- The Athenian trireme was a formidable warship, its setiremes manned by skilled and disciplined oarsmen.
- The powerful Greek setireme could ram enemy ships with devastating force.
- The Syracusan setireme was equipped with a bronze prow designed to puncture the hulls of enemy vessels.
- The Spartan setireme was renowned for its speed and maneuverability, making it an effective pursuit vessel.
- The Carthaginian setireme was armed with grappling hooks to seize and board enemy ships.
- The Roman setireme was a formidable ship of war, combining elements from both Greek and Carthaginian design.
- The Byzantine setireme was a versatile and enduring warship, serving the empire for centuries.
- The Venetian setireme was a key component of the city-state's maritime power during the Middle Ages.
- The Maltese setireme was a sturdy and reliable vessel, used to protect the island from invasion and piracy.
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A swimming leg (of an insect) having a fringe of hairs on the margin.
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The swift and sleek setireme glided effortlessly through the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
The Athenian trireme was a formidable warship, its setiremes manned by skilled and disciplined oarsmen.
The powerful Greek setireme could ram enemy ships with devastating force.
The Syracusan setireme was equipped with a bronze prow designed to puncture the hulls of enemy vessels.
