Gladiators is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLADIATORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GLADIATOR, in ancient Rome, a professional combatant with men or wild animals in the arena
• (in ancient Rome) a man trained to fight with weapons against other men or wild animals in an arena.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person engaged in a fight to the death as public entertainment for ancient Romans

Words related to GLADIATORS

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Words that contain GLADIATORS

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How to use GLADIATORS in a sentence

• Brutus, with his gladiators, was suffered to remain in the city.
• Half-a-dozen gladiators watched him, paying no attention to the doors, through any one of which the animal might come.
• These were followed by sixteen hundred gladiators, devoted to the cruel amusement of the amphitheatre.
• The games of Trajan lasted one hundred and twenty days, when ten thousand gladiators fought, and ten thousand beasts were slain.
• He had thus obtained a mastery over his weapons which made him one of the most accomplished of conversational gladiators.
• He distributed corn in immense quantities among the people, and he sent a great many captives home, to be trained as gladiators, to fight in the theaters for their amusement.
• Gladiators they were in a contest from which they did not always emerge victorious.
• At one time he exhibited shows of gladiators, which lasted one hundred days, during which the amphitheatre was flooded with human blood.
• A banquet was given at his cost to the whole Roman people, and the shows of gladiators and beasts surpassed all that had ever been seen.
• I feel as if I were back in the days of the Roman gladiators.
• In midstream there was an island, to which the gladiators tried to 35 make their way in boats, but the Germans swam over and got there first.
• A few of the gladiators resisted and sold their lives dearly.
• Only as the mist slowly lifted were the gladiators of that liquid arena successively made visible.
• The custom of exhibiting shows of gladiators, originated in the barbarous sacrifices of human beings, which prevailed in remote ages.
• To me the question has long since ceased to be anything more than a mere academic one, useful perhaps for a debating class, where youthful gladiators flesh their harmless swords.
• Crassus appointed to the command of the war against the Gladiators 202 Defeats and slays Spartacus 203 Pompey cuts to pieces a body of Gladiators 203 70.
• Great pains were taken with the training of gladiators, who were divided into different classes according to their arms and modes of fighting.
• He opposed force to force, and at the head of a band of gladiators attacked the hired ruffians of Clodius.
• Roman gladiators who depended for their strength and prowess chiefly on Barley, were called Hordearii.
• But he had gone before me to Rome, and there he was carried away with an incredible eagerness after the shows of gladiators.
• This exhibition of gladiators was not formed from that description of men which the lanistae are accustomed to procure, such as slaves, or those who sell their blood.
• There is also no meeting of the Senate, no festival, chariot-race, or show of gladiators.
• These became the gladiators, with Kansas the arena, for a bitter, bloody contest between those desiring and those opposing the extension of slave territory.
• He was himself a real combatant, engaged with a zealous antagonist, both in earnest, and not like gladiators, in a mock contest, fighting for prizes.
• Dumnorix complained that the rather recent law against keeping gladiators at Rome prevented him from assembling in his school any considerable number.
• Dumnorix will dispose of the freedmen in a hurry, and our man will be in waiting there just for the gladiators.
• The demoralized and beaten gladiators followed him, like a flock of sheep.
• He has trained up bands of gladiators whom his friends, both senators and knights, are drilling for him.
• Caesar took his friends to the games, and watched with all apparent interest the rather sanguinary contests between the gladiators.
• To these succeeded a feigned combat with wooden swords between the various gladiators matched against each other.
• All the delegate Gladiators will march in procession to the ground.
• We find also, from the same Athenagoras, and from Theophilus Antiochenus, Tatian, Minucius Felix, and others, that they kept away from the shews of the gladiators.

Similar words containing GLADIATOR without suffix s

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