Hippodrome

Pronunciation: /ˈhɪpəˌdroʊm/

Hippodrome (noun)

  1. A large open-air stadium used in ancient times for horse and chariot races.
  2. A theater or venue where performances, like concerts or shows, are held.

Examples

  • Chariots raced around the hippodrome at great speed.
  • Spectators cheered as horses galloped in the hippodrome.

Common collocations: ancient hippodrome, race in the hippodrome, modern hippodrome, perform at the hippodrome, hippodrome event

Synonyms of Hippodrome

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