motordrome
- noun
- /ˈmoʊtərˌdroʊm/
- Archaic
- Spectators filled the motordrome to watch daring stunt drivers perform high-speed tricks.
Examples
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The old motordrome was renovated to host modern car exhibitions and racing events.
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The new motordrome opened last weekend.
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The annual motorcycle festival was held at the historic motordrome on the edge of town.
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Have you seen the latest show at the motordrome?
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The annual exhibition at the motordrome featured thrilling motorcycle stunts and impressive demonstrations.
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Fans eagerly gathered at the motordrome to watch the latest motor-vehicle exhibits and performances.
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The city's new motordrome became a popular venue for car shows and motorsport events.
Synonyms
A large building with seats where people watch sports or concerts
An oval track with steep sides for bicycle racing
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Etymology
Motordrome combines motor and -drome, where the -drome part comes from the Greek dromos meaning 'race' or 'running'. So a motordrome is literally a place where motors 'run', which helps explain why the word is used for an arena or building for motor shows and stunt demonstrations.