Colosseum is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLOSSEUM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large building or stadium used as a place of entertainment, also COLISEUM
• a large theatre, cinema, or stadium
• The amphitheater of Vespasian in Rome.
• a large amphitheater in Rome whose construction was begun by Vespasian about AD 75 or 80
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capitalize; an amphitheater built in Rome in the first century a.d.
• same as coliseum

Words related to COLOSSEUM

coliseum12

Words that contain COLOSSEUM

colosseums14

How to use COLOSSEUM in a sentence

• Thus were constructed the Pyramids, Lake Moeris, and the Colosseum in Rome.
• Romans had to watch him fight in the colosseum many times.
• The old horrors of the Amphitheatre can be made real to any person of imaginative mind in the Colosseum.
• And they remind you of those we read about in the Colosseum in the time of Nero and other Roman emperors.
• The grand and distinguishing merit of the Panorama at the Colosseum is, however, of a higher order than we have yet pointed out to the reader.
• This is but an imperfect outline of the ingenious works which are now just finishing at the Colosseum.
• As a concentration of every refined amusement and luxurious comfort which the taste of the times can dictate, the Colosseum will doubtless be without a rival in Europe.
• To conclude, the Colosseum will very shortly be opened to the public.
• Parris, of whose talents we spoke in our account of the Colosseum, and who has just completed a model of an apparatus for getting at large domes.
• Let him go to the Colosseum and ask the winds that moan over its ruins what they know of the history of infidelity.
• There is an inscription at Rome which has made some believe that the architect of the Colosseum was one Gandentius, who afterwards perished there as a Christian.
• In sight beyond are the Capitol, the ruins of the Colosseum, and ancient tombs along the Appian Way.
• I have heard owls hoot in the Colosseum by moonlight, and they spoke more to the purpose than I ever heard any other voice upon that subject.
• Would you break any spell that worldly feeling or selfish sorrow may have spread over your mind, go and see the Colosseum by moonlight.
• I’ll be at the Colosseum to-morrow night, about ten.
• As we stand in the centre of the amphitheatre and look up, we get a faint idea of the old Roman gatherings when Rome emptied itself to join in the games at the Colosseum.
• On a Sunday following, there was a mass meeting at the Colosseum, and a business agent of one of the unions made an impassioned speech.
• A gigantic Colosseum of a cup, lined in stacks and stacks of faces.
• Of the amphitheatre and the colosseum not a trace remains.
• It was in such a vestibule of his Golden House that Nero erected his own colossal statue, destined afterwards to give its name to the Colosseum.
• Ah, if only in after years, when I played Juliet at the Lyceum, I could have thrilled an audience to the same extent! After a few weeks at the Colosseum, we began our little tour.
• I taught him to use the camera, and he photographed us in the Colosseum and in front of the Arch of Constantine.
• In short, looking at the present advanced state of the Colosseum, Mr.
• Forty thousand people sat and stood in the great Colosseum erected for that purpose.
• Because of me he had felt and written that poem descriptive of old Tiber, and the moonlight had lit up the Colosseum just because I was over here lighting up Hillsboro.

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