Coriolanus Definition
Corio·la·nus (kôr′ē ə lā′nəs)
noun
a tragedy (c. 1608) by Shakespeare, based on the story of Gaius Marcius Coriolanus, a legendary Roman general of the 5th cent.
Coriolanus Usage Examples
Noun used with modifier
tragedy: The Ninagawa Company returns to the Barbican in its 25th birthday year with a production of Shakespeare's tragedy Coriolanus.
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