Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

macedon

Noun

/ˈmæs.ɪ.dɒn/

Definition

An ancient kingdom located in northern Greece that rose to prominence under the leadership of King Philip II and his son Alexander the Great.

Examples

The kingdom of Macedon was known for its powerful army and strategic innovations.
Many of the great philosophers and military leaders hailed from Macedon.

Meaning

Macedon refers to a historical region in Greece known for its significant influence in ancient history, particularly during the rise of Alexander the Great.