Gladiatorial (adjective)

Relating to or resembling the contests of gladiators in ancient Rome.

Origin:

From the latin word "gladiator" meaning a swordsman or professional fighter in ancient rome.

Examples:

1. The gladiatorial games were a form of entertainment in ancient Rome.
2. The movie depicted the gladiatorial contests in great detail.
3. The gladiatorial combat was brutal and often deadly.
4. The gladiatorial training was intense and grueling.
5. He had a gladiatorial attitude, always looking for a fight.