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/ˈtʃɛrɪət/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A fancy or elegant carriage.
The wedding party traveled in a beautifully decorated chariot.
A powerful two-wheeled vehicle drawn by horses, used in ancient warfare and for racing.
The soldiers rode into battle in their chariots, ready to face the enemy.
A vehicle for conveying a sovereign in state; a ceremonial vehicle.
The queen arrived at the festival in a golden chariot adorned with jewels.
Etymology
Middle English chare, from Old French chariete, from Latin carrus.
Common Phrases and Expressions
chariot of fire
A vehicle of divine light or an elevated state of being.
to ride in style
To travel in a luxurious or impressive manner.
Related Words
carriage
A vehicle for transporting people, often horse-drawn.
cart
A strong vehicle with two or four wheels, used for transporting goods.
Slang Meanings
To be in a hurry or to rush.
I have to chariot over to the meeting.
To perform exceptionally well or to dominate.
He chariot-ed the competition in the race last weekend.