| This troglodytic existence was hardly a preparation for later life for those wee ones. |
| Matmata with 600 meters of altitude, is the most famous village troglodytic of the country even if it suffered a little from the tourist surge. |
| Of troglodytic origin, it stands at the foot of a 150 metre-high cliff topped by an impressive castle. |
| He also pointed out that caves and troglodytic dwellings are important for the history of humanity. |
| All along the ride you will be able to observe troglodytic dwellings, such as the Roque Saint Christophe. |
| His book is a complicated American classic, sometimes ahead of its time on racial matters, sometimes troglodytic. |
