Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

tauromachy

noun

/ˈtɔːrəˌmaki/

Definition

The art or practice of bullfighting.

Examples

The tauromachy event was met with both excitement and controversy among the spectators.
Many cultures have significant traditions surrounding tauromachy, influencing local customs and festivals.

Meaning

Tauromachy refers to the traditional spectacle in which individuals, often matadors, face off against bulls in a controlled environment, typically within a bullring. It is considered both a sport and an art form by its practitioners, showcasing bravery and skill in the face of danger.