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Rome

Rome

1 4.2
A TV drama about life and politics in ancient Rome
  • proper noun
  • /roʊm/
: Roma
  • "Well," she said, crumpling another sheet of newspaper, "Rome wasn't built in a day."
  • Treaty of Rome
  • Rome Open
  • Rome Open City

Examples

  • Now seems like the end days of Rome; insanity among the elite ruling class; a few with intelligence.

    Blog text (2)
  • The HBO series Rome explores the complexities of political life in ancient times.

  • "Are we part of the Church of Ireland or the Church of Rome?"

    Fiction book (1995)
  • It's a birth announcement from a Rome newspaper.

  • I had to go to Rome, Georgia, on business.

  • Recently elected New Rome Mayor Cicero's poll numbers continue to drop.

  • I have an enduring affection for the TV show "Rome," made by HBO.

    Blog text (14)
  • The newspaper columnists in Rome are hounding the Vatican all the time.

    Blog text (29)
  • In the show Rome, viewers witness the rise and fall of powerful figures in the Roman Empire.

  • The drama Rome vividly depicts the social and political struggles of its characters.

Idioms

when in Rome
  • Informal
8 6.8

Act like local people when you visit a place

Important things take time to finish

You can reach the same result in many different ways

Compounds

The leader of the Roman Catholic Church

A person who ruled the Roman Empire from Augustus to the end of the Western Empire

The Christian church in Rome led by the Pope

1 9.9

An annual prize from the French government that lets artists, architects, and musicians study in Rome

Seven hills on which the ancient city of Rome was built

Rome Beauty
  • Specialized
1 6.3

A large round red apple with a firm inside that is good for baking

Surface Forms

Rome main

Etymology

Rome is the title of a TV series named after the city Rome because the show tells stories about life and politics in ancient Rome.