Neronic
Neronic adjective: of or relating to the ancient Roman emperor Nero.
Adjective
Neronic (comparative more Neronic, superlative most Neronic)
Synonyms of Neronic
Forms of Neronic
| comparative | more Neronic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Neronic |
Origin of Neronic
From Latin Nerōn- (the stem of Nerō) + -ic.
Questions about Neronic
- What does Neronic mean?
- Neronic means of or relating to the ancient Roman emperor Nero.
- What part of speech is Neronic?
- Neronic is an adjective.
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