Roma is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROMA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ROM, a gypsy man
• a member of a people with dark skin and hair who speak Romany and who traditionally live by seasonal work and fortunetelling; they are believed to have originated in northern India but now are living on all continents (but mostly in Europe, North Africa, and North America)
• capital and largest city of Italy; on the Tiber; seat of the Roman Catholic Church; formerly the capital of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire
• gypsy

Words related to ROMA

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Words that contain ROMA

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How to use ROMA in a sentence

• Journeys were made to and from Roma at great expense.
• We left the hotel in carriages and drove out by the way of the Via Roma to the grounds.
• Everybody said I must reach him through Donna Roma, and one of my relatives took me to her rooms.
• The horse for Roma was a quiet bay mare with limpid eyes.
• The door opened and Roma came in quickly, with a scarcely audible salutation.
• II Roma went to her bedroom when the Baron left her, and remained there until late in the afternoon.
• Rossi and his group of friends had disappeared when Roma turned to go.
• Then he would take charge of the hall, and when he had not to open the door he would play with the dog, and sometimes with Donna Roma.
• There was no other light in the room, and Roma lay with her body on the floor, and her face buried in the couch.
• Rossi and Roma stepped up on tiptoe, and as the Father finished his mass and turned to go they made their declaration.
• Meantime Roma glanced eagerly over the columns of the paper for its references to Rossi.
• The boy lay on the couch, just where Roma had first seen him, when David Rossi was lifting him up asleep.
• The expense would be great, but Roma undertook to bear it, and when she left the house the old people kissed her hands again and loaded her with blessings.
• She was bringing a telegram, and Roma almost snatched it out of her hands.
• V Early next morning Roma received a visit from the lawyer who conducted the business of her landlord.
• Roma had turned on the electric light, but the glare oppressed the patient, and she switched it off again.
• She was plucking with shrivelled and bony fingers at her figured counterpane, and as Roma entered she tried to burst out on her in a torrent of wrath.
• Opening the window, Roma heard the music of a band.
• Scarcely knowing why she did so, Roma followed them.
• The emotion of the moment was swelling over Roma like a flood.
• The preacher was still preaching in his tremulous tones, and the women and girls were still crying, as Roma passed out of the church, but now she heard all as in a dream.
• Except for her dog, Roma went alone to the Piazza Navona, Felice having returned to the Baron and Natalina being dismissed.
• A feeling of moral and physical nausea took possession of Roma when she was shown into this place.
• Roma followed him through the open courtyard, and until he reached the iron gate he did not lift his head.
• Roma was faithful, she would die rather than betray him, and he was a contemptible hound to allow himself to think of her in that connection.
• When Roma read this a red light seemed to flash before her eyes, and in a moment she understood what she had to do.
• Roma was still standing with her hands over her ears, shaking with terror and scarcely able to breathe, when footsteps resounded on the floor behind her.
• Roma began to repeat as much as she could remember of the prayers for the dying which she had heard at the deathbed of her aunt.
• The sunrise Roma saw was beyond the veil of this life, but the good souls about her knew nothing of that.
• But the time had come when Roma resolved she must speak plainly.
• The two little journeys were the delight of the day to Roma, but to Rossi they were a deepening trouble.
• Uncle Jim rose, and murmured something about the Cafe Roma, and tea.
• Muy descontentos, resolvieron los obreros abandonar a Roma e irse a un monte cercano, jurando no volver a la ciudad.

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