Odeum

What do we mean by odeum?

A small building of ancient Greece and Rome used for public performances of music and poetry. noun

A contemporary theater or concert hall. noun

In anc. Gr. arch., one of a class of buildings akin to theaters, designed primarily for the public performance of musical contests of various kinds. noun

Hence At the present day, a name sometimes given to a theater, or to a hall or other structure devoted to musical or dramatic representations. noun

See odeon. noun

Alternative form of odeon. noun

An ancient Greek or Roman building used for performances of music and poetry.

A theatre or concert hall.

Words that are spelled similarly to odeum:
odeum, odium, oleum, deum, odem, odum, odeur.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word odeum:
expo, villa, illinois, arena, colorado, center, chicago, park, play, home, located.

Words that rhyme with odeum:
odium, podium, sodium, rhodium, plasmodium, spodium, genus plasmodium, odiaum.

Adjectives that are often used to describe odeum:
roman, new, ancient, famous, nearby.

Consonant match to odeum:
idiom, odium, oidium, odiaum.

Words that sound like odeum:
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