cleopatra

/ˈkliːəˌpætrə/

Definitions

1. noun

a queen of ancient Egypt who ruled from 51 BC until her death in 30 BC, known for her diplomatic and romantic relationships with Roman leaders.

“Cleopatra’s legacy has endured for centuries, inspiring numerous works of art and literature.”

2. proper noun

the name of a specific queen of ancient Egypt.

“The movie ‘Cleopatra’ was released in 1963, starring Elizabeth Taylor in the title role.”

3. name

a given name often associated with the ancient Egyptian queen.

“The actress Cleopatra Jones starred in several films in the 1970s.”

Synonyms

  • pharaoh
  • queen

Antonyms

  • subject
  • subordinate