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Meaning of "more roman"
The phrase 'more roman' does not have a commonly recognized meaning in the English language. It could potentially be a misspelling or an incomplete phrase. More context or information is required to provide a specific definition or interpretation for this phrase
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You are more Roman than they are.
He thinks that Caspasian will give the exhibition a more Roman and optimistic bias.
Far more Roman bronze statues have survived.
These letters are followed by one or more Roman numerals that identify the particular enzyme.
Putting on a little more weight … becoming more Roman.
There are no more Roman numerals.
There are many more Roman sarcophagi with depictions of the Rape of Persephone.
Since then immigration to Cornwall has brought more Roman Catholics into the population.
Brazil has more Roman Catholics than any other nation.
You know it 's just going to be more Roman remains, Gilly.
We become more Roman Catholic than we realize.
Till now . You know it 's just going to be more Roman remains, Gilly.
I am more Roman than Syrian.
So in actual fact, I feel more Roman than NeapoIitan.
No more Roman blood, Anthony.
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We could not be more Roman Catholic.
Mexico is home to more Roman Catholics than any other Spanish-speaking country.
Asterix and Obelix then fight off many more Roman soldiers, plowing through a country road.
And more Roman.
Are some regions more Roman than Celtic?
Are the imperials more Roman or Greek influenced?
Internally, it is more Roman than Grecian.
Or Apollo, if you are more Roman than Greek this morning.
This one 's more Roman in style.
This is one nation . No more Roman blood, Anthony.
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