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Romanophilic

Romanophilic adjective: having a love of Ancient Rome.

Adjective

Romanophilic (comparative more Romanophilic, superlative most Romanophilic)

  1. Having a love of Ancient Rome.
    • Throughout the historical section Gildas's writing has the distinct aspect of a thoroughly Romanophilic native exasperated with the obstinacy of his fellow colonials.1985, Michael Eugene Jones, Provinces of Iron and Rust: The End of Roman Britain, page 142
    • […] it accentuated the Romanophilic architectural iconography of San Martino by transforming its west end into a shrine of Roman relics.2014, Benjamin David Brand, Holy Treasure and Sacred Song

Forms of Romanophilic

comparativemore Romanophilic
superlativemost Romanophilic

Origin of Romanophilic

From Romano- (“Rome”) + -philic.

Questions about Romanophilic

What does Romanophilic mean?
Romanophilic means having a love of Ancient Rome.
What part of speech is Romanophilic?
Romanophilic is an adjective.

Words near Romanophilic in the dictionary

  1. Romanology
  2. Romanomania
  3. Romanophile
  4. Romanophiles
  5. Romanophilia
  6. Romanophilic
  7. Romanophilism
  8. Romanophobe
  9. Romanophobes
  10. Romanophobia
  11. Romanophobic

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