Macedonian
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- adjective
- /ˌmæsɪˈdoʊniən/
:
macedonio
- "Macedonians are not shy about saying they are proud to be Macedonian.
- Macedonian culture
- Macedonian migrants
- Macedonian and Greek
Anyhow, one not the Allies had completely broken open was the Macedonian Front after being routed the past two weeks.
- Anyhow, one not the Allies had completely broken open was the Macedonian Front after being routed the past two weeks.
- And, you know, they set the time and the place Macedonian dude comes out like body armor, spear, shield, all this other shit.
Examples
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Not when you remember that Alexander the Great was commanding the Macedonian army at 16.
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For many years, Macedonian revolutionaries would be a destabilizing factor in the area.
Academic text (1995) -
The finds are furthering our understanding of the early expansion of Macedonian culture and trade.
Academic text (2009) -
Popularly thought to be Egyptian, she was in fact Macedonian like Alexander the Great.
Blog text (4) -
I just heard the crisis on our Macedonian border... ...grows hourly more grave.
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I drew up the spearmen in a formation much like the Macedonian phalanx.
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The Persians fought bravely, but stood no chance against Macedonian discipline.
Fiction book (1999) -
Indeed, Macedonian unity would now collapse as the vast realm was split between successors who vied for control of the empire.
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Greece's policies helped solidify Macedonian-Turkish ties that resulted in the signing of a military cooperation agreement between the two countries.
Academic text (2000) -
The exhibition showcased the rich heritage of Macedonian culture and its influence on neighboring regions.
Synonyms
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About languages or people from Eastern Europe who belong to the same language group
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Etymology
Macedonian as an adjective comes from the place name Macedonia (Greek Makedonia, 'land of the tall ones'), so it means 'of or about Macedonia', its people, or their culture.