cisalpine
sɪsˈælpaɪn
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Definition of cisalpine - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
geographyDatedlocated on the southern side of the AlpsDated
  • The cisalpine region is known for its unique culture and landscapes..
transalpine
2.
religionDatedrelating to minimizing papal authorityDated
  • The cisalpine movement sought more church independence.
Gallican
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Origin of cisalpine

Latin, cis (on this side) + Alpes (Alps)

Examples of cisalpine in a sentence

  • Cisalpine towns have a distinct architectural style.
  • Cisalpine views were popular among reformist clergy.
  • The book discussed the impact of cisalpine ideas on local churches.

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  1. French:cisalpin, anti-papal, ...
  2. German:cisalpin, ...
  3. Italian:cisalpino, antipapale, ...
  4. Spanish:cisalpino, anticlerical, ...
  5. Portuguese:cisalpino, ...
  6. Chinese:阿尔卑斯山南部的, 反教皇, ...
  7. Japanese:アルプスの南側に位置する, シザルピンの, ...
  8. Arabic:جَنُوب الأَلب, مُقَلِّل لِسُلْطَةِ البابا, ...
  9. Hebrew:צִיסְאַלְפִּינִי, צִיסְאַלְפִּינִי, ...
  10. Russian:цизальпийский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:цизальпійський, ...
  12. Hindi:आल्प्स के दक्षिणी भाग में स्थित, सिसाल्पाइन, ...

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