venice
/ˈvɛnɪs/Definitions
1. proper noun
A city in northeastern Italy, famous for its canals and ornate Gothic architecture.
“We spent a romantic week in Venice, visiting St. Mark’s Square and getting lost in the narrow canals.”
2. noun
The city or its lagoon, especially as a place of artistic or literary inspiration.
“The beauty of Venice has inspired countless artists and writers throughout history.”
3. verb
to make or become like Venice, especially in terms of beauty or artistic inspiration.
“The city’s canals were said to have been venerated by the artist, who was inspired by their beauty.”