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Meanings of graeco-roman in English
Of or pertaining to or characteristic of the ancient Greek and Roman cultures.
Synonyms
Examples for "classic"
Examples for "classic"
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Madam, - The situation in North Mayo daily approaches classic GUBU proportions.
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Contemporary Greece was described as a classic case of government by torture.
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For me, Europe was ripe for a debate over classic third-way politics.
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It's a classic example of unpaid labor, with men free-riding the benefits.
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This is a classic example of William Goldman's Nobody Knows Anything syndrome.
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It will be established problem by problem, quantum algorithm versus classical algorithm.
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Results: In response to expected classical features, GPs generally ordered specific tests.
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He took particular delight in pursuing any difficult inquiry in classical antiquity.
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Moreover, c-FLIP conveys independent prognostic information in the presence of classical prognosticators.
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General Chassé had not been nurtured in the classical retirement of Ollerton.
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Hellenic chairman Efthymios Christodoulou said the deal would also generate significant synergies.
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Homer is, in the world of the Hellenic discord, the pan-Hellenic Greek.
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I also hope to be accepted to the Women's Pan Hellenic Council.
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The gods were human, as in the Hellenic system, with moral attributes.
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The Hellenic influence upon the intellectual development of the world is infinite.
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The possibility of a world-unity first consciously envisaged in the Greco-Roman world.
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Now 10 of them will choose Greco-Roman, he said with a smile.
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It is an imposing, windowless, sandstone building in the Greco-Roman style.
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Brick buildings fronted by broad steps, Greco-Roman pillars, porticos, and pediments.
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The arabesques of the Renaissance were founded on Greco- Roman work.
Usage of graeco-roman in English
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In a very real sense Graeco-Roman civilization was the parent of western civilization.
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The Roman Empire was rather Graeco-Roman than Roman; this is now a commonplace.
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Graeco-Roman antiquity was occupied with the problem in all these forms.
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The Graeco-Roman civilization, called not improperly Christian civilization, is the only progressive civilization.
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This fashion is a sign of late Hellenistic or Graeco-Roman date.
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This was the grand defect of the ancient Graeco-Roman civilization.
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He had to sue two Graeco-Roman wrestlers for board and attach their box-office receipts.
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There is a Graeco-Roman appeal in the long colonnades, the porticoes, the fountains, the courts.
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Prof Peter Brown was recognised for his contribution to ancient history in the Graeco-Roman world.
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He also attacks both the Graeco-Roman and Jewish texts upon which he also heavily depends.
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It has manicured lawns, a tennis court, Graeco-Roman statues, a recreation hall and satellite television.
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These and similar building operations made Rome one of the show places of the Graeco-Roman world.
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By 100 B.C., the Hellenic victory was complete, and the Graeco-Roman school system had taken form.
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Under the Graeco-Roman system all this is transformed.
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These defects of the Graeco-Roman civilization the European nations have in part remedied, and may completely remedy.
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The face of this juvenile was that of a Graeco-Roman satyr to the furthest degree of completeness.
Frequent collocations
Graeco-roman through the time