What does coliseum mean?
Coliseum means A large theatre, cinema, or stadium..
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/kɒləˈsiːəm/ · noun
A large theatre, cinema, or stadium..
the London Coliseum
Has he not found this wide region profusely sprinkled with public works—highways, bridges, acqueducts,^([sic]) arches, palaces, Colisea,—massive, Roman-built?
The nibbèd feather plumes its flights toward thee, / Thou mistress of mad poets and of night, / Cynthia, whom science weakly holds to be / The milky way’s coagulated light, / Or scooped from verdant Colisea of the Mite.
Old-fashioned republicans like Cato in Rome deplore intricate hairdos, fringes on the toga, Lucullan banquets, specialized artisanry, the scale of entertainment in the Colisea and Circuses, toplofty military triumphs, sexual excess, serial marriage, and overindulgence of every kind.
These complex structures, whose towers seemed to touch the heavens, with ornate windows, vaulted ceilings and flying buttresses, were the Wembley Stadia, the Melbourne Cricket Grounds and the LA Memorial Colisea of their day – soaring temples to the worship of God designed to accommodate thousands, as awesome to behold then as they are today.
The state deplores the consumer approach in sport—and builds the colisea which encourage it.
Use coliseum when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Coliseum means A large theatre, cinema, or stadium..
Common synonyms include amphitheatre, amphitheater.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
the London Coliseum
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