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Adjective greco-roman has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGreco-RomanDefinitionThe term "Greco-Roman" refers to the combination or fusion of Greek and Roman cultures, art, architecture, and traditions. It can also pertain to sports and martial arts that originated in ancient Greece and Rome. Parts of Speech
SensesNounSense 1: The combination of Greek and Roman cultures. Example: The Greco-Roman era laid the foundation for many aspects of Western civilization. AdjectiveSense 1: Relating to or characteristic of both Greek and Roman cultures. Example: The Greco-Roman influence can be seen in the architecture of many ancient amphitheaters. Adjective (Sports)Sense 1: Referring to a style of wrestling practiced in both Greece and Rome, emphasizing holds and throws. Example: The Greco-Roman wrestling match was intense, with both athletes displaying incredible technique and strength. Related ProductsSearch for related products on Amazon. | ||||
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