Gladiatorial combat took place in Roman amphitheatres.
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Gladiatorial
Synonyms for "gladiatorial"
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6 translations across 6 languages.
Belarusian
1 entries- гладыя́тарскі adj (of or pertaining to a gladiator)
French
1 entries- gladiatorial adj (of or pertaining to a gladiator)
Latin
1 entries- gladiatorius adj (of or pertaining to a gladiator)
Polish
1 entries- gladiatorski adj (of or pertaining to a gladiator)
Russian
1 entries- гладиа́торский adj (of or pertaining to a gladiator)
Ukrainian
1 entries- гладіа́торський adj (of or pertaining to a gladiator)
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Gladiatorial entertainment was common in ancient Rome.
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"And all the better for yourself if you never enter the gladiatorial arena of public life: you will sacrifice time, health, and talents; you will be paragraphed—probably pelted; you will die of an inflammation, or a consumption; and leave it a debatable point to historians, what was the extent of the injury you did your country."
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