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Noun naumachy has 1 sense
- naumachy, naumachia - a naval spectacle; a mock sea battle put on by the ancient Romans
--1 is a kind of spectacle
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Naumachy
Definition:
Naumachy refers to a mock naval battle, especially one held in the ancient Roman amphitheaters for entertainment purposes.
Examples:
- Noun (Singular): The naumachy staged at the Colosseum in Rome was a spectacular event where skilled fighters recreated ancient sea battles.
- Noun (Plural): The emperor organized grand naumachies featuring warships, complete with rowers and combatants, for the enjoyment of the Roman citizens.
- Verb: The director decided to naumachy the epic battle scene in the movie, bringing to life the historic clash of naval powers.
- Adjective: The naumachy participants showcased their impressive naval skills, maneuvering the scaled-down vessels in exceptionally realistic combat.
- Adverb: The fighters moved swiftly and decisively, expertly handling their oars during the naumachy mock battle.
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