Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gladiatorial
adjective
/ˌɡlæd.ɪ.əˈtɔːr.i.əl/

Definition
Related to gladiators or the events and contests involving them, especially in ancient Rome.

Examples
- The gladiatorial games were a significant aspect of Roman culture.
- His fascination with gladiatorial combat led him to study ancient Rome extensively.
- Many films portray the dramatic and violent nature of gladiatorial battles.

Meaning
The term gladiatorial describes anything pertaining to the practice of gladiators, who were individuals trained to fight in public spectacles during the Roman era.

Synonyms
- combat-related
- martial
- fighter-like