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homeric

/hoh-mer-ik/US // hoʊˈmɛr ɪk //UK // (həʊˈmɛrɪk) //

乡土气息浓厚,乡土气息浓郁,乡土气息,乡土人情

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of, relating to, or suggestive of Homer or his poetry.
    • : of heroic dimensions; grand; imposing: Homeric feats of exploration.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

  • It was said that the Homeric physician Polydama presented Menelaos and Helen with “a drug against sorrow and anger, a drug to survive despair” on their way home to Troy.

  • With a boy, trouble must be of Homeric dimensions to last overnight.

  • For me, this music conjures his surpassing diplomatic skills, his gift for Homeric friendship—and his promise, lost.

  • He wanted to ensure that in these Homeric days of countless heroes, that the heroes of Times Square would not be forgotten.

  • What is the Aeneid if not a re-imagining of the Homeric epics?

  • The account of this man's giant strength, the narrative of hisPg 114 exploits in subduing the wild bulls, are quite Homeric.

  • All the family go down together, and the washing is carried out, in true Homeric style, by the ladies personally.

  • Then, as the sacred chronicler tersely and with Homeric brevity tells us, the shepherd "slew both the lion and the bear."

  • The certainties of the exact sciences are one thing: the opinions of Homeric commentators are other and very different things.

  • The separatist theories of the Homeric poems are not more secure than the Solar Myth, "like a wave shall they pass and be passed."