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rialto

[ree-al-toh] / riˈæl toʊ /
NOUN
marketplace
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG


Example Sentences

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But barring that, it’s hard to see how the rialto avoids dimming its lights once again.

From Washington Post

This was not a rialto over Monet’s lily pads.

From The New Yorker

Rob Marshall, Julie Andrews and Billy Joel are among the deep-pocketed locals committed to protecting Sag Harbor from an unwelcome fate as another seasonal resort town, or else a seaside boutique rialto.

From New York Times

In recent months not just “Julius Caesar” but also “Hamilton” has brought a raucous and artistically challenging rialto to the center of national social discourse.

From Washington Post

Not least, I particularly relished Stott’s sprightly diction: “a rialto of possibilities,” “the brutal comedy of his worldliness,” “temulent illusions,” “a horde of corvine devotees.”

From Washington Post