Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
graeco-roman
Adjective
/ˌɡreɪ.koʊˈroʊ.mən/
Definition
Referring to the culture, art, and traditions that are derived from both ancient Greek and Roman civilizations.
Examples
- The Graeco-Roman architecture of the ancient world has influenced many modern buildings.
- In his writings, he often cited Graeco-Roman philosophers to support his arguments.
- The museum showcases a vast collection of Graeco-Roman artifacts.
Meaning
The term describes a blend of Greek and Roman elements, especially in historical contexts, art, architecture, and philosophy.
Synonyms
- Hellenistic
- Classical
