grecian|grecians in English
noun
[Gre·cian || 'griːʃn]
Greek person; one who specializes in Greek language and literature
Use "grecian|grecians" in a sentence
1. Ode on a Grecian Urn.
2. Sun drenched colours a faded Grecian fresco.
3. A jonquil, not a Grecian lad.
4. But I don't understand Grecian code.
5. (Romans 1:21-23) Grecian deities supposedly conspired against one another.
6. A certain Grecian blue tinged with Turkish green.
7. What do I know of the Grecian affair?
8. It is not about Grecian Urns, like Beauty or Truth.
9. It lay in Grecian Polis and the Roman Law.
10. With the Grecian nose, the low broad forehead perhaps goes better.
11. An Interpretation of'silence " in Keat's Poem " Old on a Grecian Urn "
12. Explains one Bible commentator: “The word [agonize] is taken from the Grecian games.
13. Among the Grecian and Latin tribes these rites held a conspicuous position.
14. Grecian and halterneck styles hopped happily between styles for 500 BC and 2005 AD.
15. He talked and debated with Grecian Jews, but they tried to kill him.
16. If afterwards she does not like it, there will be time to try the Grecian.
17. He talked and debated with the Grecian Jews, but they tried to kill him.
18. 'Ode to a Nightingale' and 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' are poems by Keats.
19. One was the woman, younger, but still with her Grecian hair and heavy make-up.
20. Brava Grecian (Gyro Pizza) Tzaziki Sauce, Red Onions, Gyro Meat, Feta Cheese & Uncooked Tomatoes
21. Will she have a Grecian nose,[Sentencedict.com ] or one tip - tilted like petal of rose?
22. Synonyms for Belletristic include classical, Latin, Grecian, Hellenic, Attic, authoritative, classic, definitive, Greek and magisterial
23. In the second century B.C.E., Greece became a Roman province, and Grecian culture spread to Rome.
24. Renaissant art and culture means the renaissance of ancient culture, that is, Grecian and Roman culture.
25. 24 Before he could say anything, the telephone on the Grecian plinth nearest to the girl gave a muted double purr.