Acropolis in Latin
Acropolis in Latin is Acropolis — Acropolis means a fortified hill at the center of an ancient Greek city, used as a defensive stronghold and often home to major temples.
Acropolis in Latin
Acropolis
What does "Acropolis" mean?
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noun A fortified hill at the center of an ancient Greek city, used as a defensive stronghold and often home to major temples.
"Visitors climbed the acropolis to see the ruins of the old temple."
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Acropolis in a sentence
- Visitors climbed the acropolis to see the ruins of the old temple.
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What is "Acropolis" in Latin?
"Acropolis" in Latin is Acropolis. Acropolis means: A fortified hill at the center of an ancient Greek city, used as a defensive stronghold and often home to major temples.
How do you use "Acropolis" in a sentence?
Example: "Visitors climbed the acropolis to see the ruins of the old temple." In Latin, "Acropolis" is Acropolis.
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