electra

The word "Electra" can refer to various contexts, but it primarily denotes a character from Greek mythology, known as the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, who is famous for her role in avenging her father's murder. "Electra" can also refer to a psychological complex, the Electra complex, which describes a girl's psychosexual competition with her mother for her father's affection

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Examples of "electra" in Sentences

  • In the shadow of her family's tragic past, Electra stood determined, torn between her yearning for vengeance and her desire for peace. The haunting echoes of the ancient tale lingered in her mind as she grappled with the agonizing choice between loyalty to her mother and justice for her father. As she delved deeper into her family's dark history, Electra felt the weight of destiny pushing her toward a fate she could not escape
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