Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
greco-roman
adjective
/ˌɡrɛk.oʊˈroʊ.mən/
Definition
Relating to the art, culture, or civilization of ancient Greece and Rome.
Examples
- The Greco-Roman style of sculpture emphasizes realism and human anatomy.
- Many modern legal systems are influenced by Greco-Roman principles.
- The architecture of the building is a stunning example of Greco-Roman design.
Meaning
The term ‘Greco-Roman’ is used to describe the influence and cultural practices that emerged from the classical civilizations of Greece and Rome, particularly in the context of art, architecture, and philosophy.
Synonyms
- Classical
- Hellenistic
- Ancient Mediterranean
