Definition for Roman:

• A native or citizen of ancient or modern Rome; Romans, a book of the New Testament, containing the Epistle, or letter, of the apostle Paul to the Christians at Rome.

Synonyms for Roman:

• adj.

  •classical (adjective)
  • greek.

• n.

  •Roman (noun)
  • papistical,
  • roman letters,
  • romish,
  • popish,
  • roman print,
  • roman catholic,
  • papist,
  • papistic,
  • romanist,
  • r.c.,
  • roman type.
  •
  • classically,
  • basilica,
  • classic,
  • anglo-saxon,
  • ancient,
  • archaeological,
  • archeological,
  • archaic,
  • circus,
  • antiquity.
  •
  • Mumbaikar,
  • Okie,
  • eternal,
  • muscovite,
  • catholic,
  • papal,
  • glaswegian,
  • Angeleno,
  • Geordie,
  • londoner,
  • cockney,
  • imperial,
  • parisian.
  •
  • galley,
  • format,
  • font,
  • copperplate,
  • capitalize,
  • bold,
  • capitalise.
  •belief (noun)
  • mythology.
  •catholicism (noun)
  • confession,
  • confess,
  • conclave,
  • catholicism,
  • bull,
  • anglo-catholic,
  • apostolic.
  •typeface (noun)
  • italic.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • saxon,
  • gladiator,
  • plebeian,
  • barbarian,
  • latin.
  •
  • western,
  • consul,
  • victorian,
  • celt,
  • goth.
  •headgear
  • helmet.
  •Other relevant words:
  • epistolary novel,
  • type,
  • descender,
  • full-page,
  • novelette,
  • dime novel,
  • upper case,
  • ligature,
  • body,
  • nouvelle,
  • ascender,
  • display,
  • sentimental novel,
  • dreadful,
  • print,
  • pica,
  • novel,
  • penny dreadful,
  • shank,
  • stamp,
  • capital,
  • belly,
  • case,
  • minuscule,
  • short-short,
  • point,
  • sans serif,
  • roman a clef,
  • short story,
  • roman-fleuve,
  • face,
  • catholicity,
  • counter,
  • small capital,
  • movement,
  • picaresque novel,
  • detective novel,
  • art,
  • shoulder,
  • nick,
  • Romanic,
  • Feet,
  • script,
  • novella,
  • back,
  • groove,
  • stem,
  • erotic novel,
  • vignette,
  • beard,
  • letter,
  • school,
  • majuscule,
  • logotype,
  • style,
  • national capital,
  • senecan,
  • group,
  • cap,
  • architecture,
  • bevel,
  • psychological novel,
  • historical novel.

Paraphrases for Roman:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, plural
    Romans.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Romans.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    rome.
  • Proper noun, plural
    romanies, ROMS.
  • Proper noun, singular
    numerals, rome, Llanos, romaine, counts, colleges, MBS, MBSS, rumanian.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    romanian.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Romana, romanian, Romanians, Romano, Romain.

Antonyms for Roman:

• adj.

  • classical
    modern, Unclassical, complicated.

Homophones for Roman:

• run on, re-arm, rommany, ream, roma, romneya, rhone, rune, rime, rennin, run-in, roan, rhynia, rumanian, rumen, roomy, Rhone Wine, rowan, remain, ranee, rhinion, rani, renown, romaine, romany, rum, rome, reunion, roam, romani, Rhine Wine, Rheumy, rhine, ramie, rename, reno, rainy, roumanian, rein in, rerun, rohman, riemann, ramee, ramona, room, rummy, rhenium, rama, rima, ram, rue anemone, rn, roneo, ron, roomie, run away, rom, romeo, rein, run, rhyme, ramman, rheum, rna, runny, ruin, romanian, roumania, rayon, renin, rearm, runyon, rana, rimu, romann, rim, run-on, riemannian, romania, rameau, runaway, rain, rumania, Ramayana, runway, rhein, rem, rimy, ram home, renew, rhino.

Holonyms for Roman:

• n.

  • person
    Italian Capital, roma, eternal city, roman empire, Capital Of Italy, rome.

Hypernym for Roman:

• n.

  • person
    palatine.

Hyponym for Roman:

• n.

  • person
    italian, european.