How To Spell spartan?
How to Pronounce spartan?
Correct pronunciation for the word "spartan" is [spˈɑːtən], [spˈɑːtən], [s_p_ˈɑː_t_ə_n].
Definition of spartan
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Pertaining to Sparta; severe; hardy; undaunted.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for spartan?
What are similar-sounding words for spartan?
- spur track,
- spritsail,
- sprite,
- sprites,
- spirits,
- sprit,
- spratt,
- spread,
- spratley,
- sporting,
- sparta,
- spirit up,
- spritzer,
- sprat,
- sporadic,
- spirit,
- spartina,
- spiritize,
- spradlin,
- spreading,
- spritz,
- spiritual,
- spratling,
- spiritous,
- sport,
- spurt,
- spratlin,
- sports fan,
- spurting,
- sprout,
- spirited,
- spartium,
- spirt,
- spiritise,
- sportsman,
- spreader.
What is the adjective for spartan?
The adjective form of the word "Spartan" is "Spartan".
Usage over time for spartan:
This graph shows how "spartan" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of spartan?
The plural of the "spartan" can be the "spartans".
What is the singular form of spartan?
The singular of the "spartan" can be the "spartan".
Synonyms for Spartan:
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adj.
• severe- hidebound ,
- ascetic ,
- acute ,
- crisp ,
- correct ,
- authoritarian ,
- abrupt ,
- cutting ,
- inflexible ,
- caustic ,
- censorious ,
- critical ,
- acerbic ,
- imperial ,
- blunt ,
- dour ,
- intolerant ,
- bleak ,
- frosty ,
- brisk ,
- demanding ,
- basic ,
- curt ,
- dry ,
- astringent ,
- brusque ,
- intense ,
- draconian ,
- disciplined ,
- gruff ,
- icy ,
- chilly ,
- harsh ,
- cool ,
- acrimonious ,
- fundamental ,
- grim ,
- exacting .
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n.
• undecorated • ascetical
Nearby words
Resources
- Correct spelling for spartan [Infographic] | Spellchecker.net
- spartan - English spelling dictionary
- Spartan | Definition of spartan by Merriam-Webster
- Spartan definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
- Spartan | Definition of spartan at Dictionary.com
- Spartan dictionary definition | spartan defined
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