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Noun battle of leuctra has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebBattle of LeuctraDefinition: The Battle of Leuctra was a significant military confrontation in Ancient Greece that took place in 371 BC between the city-state of Thebes and the dominant power of the time, Sparta. It marked a turning point in Greek military tactics and led to a shift in power throughout the region. Senses:Sense 1:Part of speech: Proper noun Definition: The specific battle fought between Thebes and Sparta in 371 BC. Sample sentence: The Battle of Leuctra was a decisive victory for Thebes, which resulted in a weakening of Sparta's influence in Greece. Sense 2:Part of speech: Proper noun Definition: The broader term referring to the series of battles fought during the Corinthian War (395–387 BC) that involved numerous Greek city-states. Sample sentence: The Battle of Leuctra was one of the most notable conflicts in the wider context of the Corinthian War. Sense 3:Part of speech: Proper noun Definition: A metaphorical reference to any significant confrontation or turning point that affects the balance of power. Sample sentence: The success of the small startup marked its own Battle of Leuctra in the fiercely competitive tech industry. Related products: | ||||
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