Synonyms:
bohemia
Meaning: a group of artists and writers with real or pretended artistic or intellectual aspirations and usually an unconventional life style
Synonyms:
Bohemia
Meaning: a historical area and former kingdom in the Czech Republic
Usage examples
He left Bohemia with more than a thousand dollars in savings, after their passage money was paid.
Frederick and Sophia of Denmark, and Rudolph of Bohemia, are therefore to be remembered as co-workers with him.
In the Eastern provinces, and before that in Bohemia, he had learned the art of quartering himself upon the enemy.
A little of Egypt and Bohemia in the lower regions suited the upper spheres, and compassed the aims of the powerful.
Never thought of that complication, did you, in this 'off to Bohemia, and express yourself, and free love, and live your own life' stuff!"
We do not find that his circumstances were ever prosperous, and though 8,000 crowns were due to him from Bohemia he could not manage to get them paid.
While Bohemia suffered, however, the world has benefited at his hands; and the tables upon which Tycho was now engaged are well called the Rudolphine tables.
We had already attained a depth of six thousand feet beyond that hitherto reached by the foot of man, such as the mines of Kitz Bahl in Tyrol, and those of Wuttembourg in Bohemia.