Definitions

1. noun

A person, especially a man, who fought with arms in the arena of ancient Rome, typically as a form of entertainment for the public.

“The ancient Romans were known for their gladiatorial games, where skilled warriors would fight to the death.”

2. noun

A person who engages in a contest or competition, especially a violent or brutal one, often in a public forum.

“The gladiator of the business world is the entrepreneur who takes risks and fights to stay ahead of the competition.”

3. adjective

Relating to or characteristic of gladiators or their contests.

“The gladiator spirit of the team drove them to victory in the championship game.”