1. people who drive chariots, especially in ancient warfare or racing
Usage: historical

Examples

• The skilled charioteers raced around the arena at breakneck speed.
• Ancient Roman charioteers were often slaves who could win their freedom through victory.
• Egyptian charioteers played a crucial role in military campaigns.
• The crowd cheered as the charioteers entered the Circus Maximus.
• Ben-Hur featured one of cinema’s most famous chariot races with expert charioteers.
• Greek charioteers were celebrated athletes in the Olympic Games.