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Meaning of polo
The primary meaning of the word "polo" is a team sport played on horseback.
Etymology of polo
The word "polo" originates from the Tibetan word "pulu", meaning "ball", which was later adopted into the Balti language as "polo" and then into English.
The game of polo has its roots in ancient Persia (modern-day Iran) and was played by nobility and cavalrymen.
The modern game of polo was popularized in India by British colonialists in the 19th century and later spread to other parts of the world.
Synonyms
game
match
tournament
competition
sport
athletics
equestrian
horseback
riding
contest
meet
event
championship
league
cup
trophy
prize
award
recreation
leisure
hobby
pastime
diversion
entertainment
amusement
fun
thrill
excitement
challenge
test
trial
skill
prowess
expertise
proficiency
mastery
dexterity
agility
maneuver
tactic
strategy
team
player
athlete
rider
horseman
jockey
competitor
opponent
rival.
Definitions
- A team sport played on horseback in which players use long-handled mallets to hit a ball through a goalpost.
- A type of shirt with a collar and buttons, typically made of cotton or silk.
Usage Examples
- The polo team practiced their maneuvers on the field before the big match.
- She wore a stylish polo shirt to the casual dinner party.
- The prince was an avid polo player and had his own team.
Antonyms
individual
solo
single
one-on-one
duel
non-competitive
non-sporting
inactive
sedentary
leisurely
relaxing
calming
soothing
unchallenging
undemanding
effortless
easy
simple
uncomplicated
uneventful
dull
boring
unexciting
uninteresting.