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Definition of Campanian in English: Campanianadjectivekamˈpeɪnɪənkamˈpanjənkɑmˈpɑniən 1Relating to or characteristic of the Italian region of Campania or its inhabitants. the bright light and heat of Campanian high summer Example sentencesExamples - In this classic Campanian snack, rough country bread would be used.
- The teeming life of Pompeii, Misenum and other Campanian towns is well depicted by Cicero and other writers.
- Further interest in primary-source Roman Antiquity was stimulated by the excavations which revealed Campanian art and architecture to an excited generation.
- Rome's Western Empire formally collapsed in AD 476, when its last emperor, Romulus Augustus, took early retirement in the Campanian countryside.
- Velleius was Campanian, as was his patron, M. Vinicius, whose family's presence there can be traced back to the 5th century BC.
2Denoting a subdivision of the Late Cretaceous period. both faunas are late Campanian Example sentencesExamples - Sea levels probably peaked in either early Turonian or late Campanian times.
- The upper Campanian interval consists of thick limestone beds interlayered with marls, followed by thick beds of marls interlayered with limestones.
- The youngest sediments in the distal Karamba complex within the Indus Suture Zone are Campanian, which suggests that thrusting occurred during the Late Cretaceous.
- Below the limestone beds are Campanian grey shales, which are covered by vegetation and could not be sampled, and a thick sequence of limestones.
nounkamˈpeɪnɪənkamˈpanjənkɑmˈpɑniən 1A native or inhabitant of the Italian region of Campania. Octavian settled Campanians at Knossos Example sentencesExamples - Decius the tribune was a Campanian by race and a man of unusual greed and daring.
- Casilinum was defended by a garrison of two thousand Campanians, and seven hundred of Hannibal's soldiers.
- He was followed by Gnaeus Naeuius (born about 274, died 204) a Campanian who came at an early age to Rome.
- He took matters into his own hands and fired the only goal of the game to keep the Campanians within three points of Juventus.
2the CampanianThe Campanian period or the system of rocks deposited during it. increases in carnivore richness and abundance occurred before the Campanian Example sentencesExamples - Likewise, I found no increase in gastropod richness from the Campanian to the Eocene.
- Studies of these rocks have indicated that pelagic sedimentation may have persisted there until the Campanian.
- These analyses find a significant decrease in rarefied-sample species richness from the Campanian through the Eocene, but no change in evenness.
Definition of Campanian in US English: Campanianadjectivekämˈpänēənkɑmˈpɑniən 1Relating to or characteristic of the Italian region of Campania or its inhabitants. the bright light and heat of Campanian high summer Example sentencesExamples - Velleius was Campanian, as was his patron, M. Vinicius, whose family's presence there can be traced back to the 5th century BC.
- Rome's Western Empire formally collapsed in AD 476, when its last emperor, Romulus Augustus, took early retirement in the Campanian countryside.
- Further interest in primary-source Roman Antiquity was stimulated by the excavations which revealed Campanian art and architecture to an excited generation.
- In this classic Campanian snack, rough country bread would be used.
- The teeming life of Pompeii, Misenum and other Campanian towns is well depicted by Cicero and other writers.
2Denoting a subdivision of the Late Cretaceous period. both faunas are late Campanian Example sentencesExamples - The upper Campanian interval consists of thick limestone beds interlayered with marls, followed by thick beds of marls interlayered with limestones.
- Sea levels probably peaked in either early Turonian or late Campanian times.
- The youngest sediments in the distal Karamba complex within the Indus Suture Zone are Campanian, which suggests that thrusting occurred during the Late Cretaceous.
- Below the limestone beds are Campanian grey shales, which are covered by vegetation and could not be sampled, and a thick sequence of limestones.
nounkämˈpänēənkɑmˈpɑniən 1A native or inhabitant of the Italian region of Campania. Octavian settled Campanians at Knossos Example sentencesExamples - Decius the tribune was a Campanian by race and a man of unusual greed and daring.
- Casilinum was defended by a garrison of two thousand Campanians, and seven hundred of Hannibal's soldiers.
- He took matters into his own hands and fired the only goal of the game to keep the Campanians within three points of Juventus.
- He was followed by Gnaeus Naeuius (born about 274, died 204) a Campanian who came at an early age to Rome.
2the CampanianThe Campanian period or the system of rocks deposited during it. increases in carnivore richness and abundance occurred before the Campanian Example sentencesExamples - These analyses find a significant decrease in rarefied-sample species richness from the Campanian through the Eocene, but no change in evenness.
- Likewise, I found no increase in gastropod richness from the Campanian to the Eocene.
- Studies of these rocks have indicated that pelagic sedimentation may have persisted there until the Campanian.
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