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naumachia
naumachia (nɔːˈmeɪkɪə) or naumachy(in ancient Rome) n, pl -chiae (-kɪˌiː) , -chias or -chies1. (Historical Terms) a mock sea fight performed as an entertainment2. (Historical Terms) an artificial lake used in such a spectacle[C16: via Latin from Greek naumakhia, from naus ship + makhē battle]naumachia, naumachy1. a mock sea fight, as in ancient Rome.
2. the flooded arena where such fights were conducted.See also: War
1. a mock sea fight, as in ancient Rome.
2. the place where such fights were conducted.See also: ShipsThesaurus| Noun | 1. | naumachia - a naval spectacle; a mock sea battle put on by the ancient Romansnaumachyspectacle - an elaborate and remarkable display on a lavish scale |
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Synonyms for naumachianoun a naval spectacleSynonymsRelated Words |