silenus

IPA: sɪɫˈinʌs

Root Word: Silenus

noun

  • (Greek mythology) A companion and tutor to the wine god Dionysus.
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Examples of "silenus" in Sentences

  • The description of Silenus fits to a tee.
  • Deep in penury, Silenus had to work as a common laborer.
  • Silenus refuses to go the poem is almost done, after all.
  • Silenus refers to the satyrs as his children during the play.
  • Silenus of course refuses to go the poem is almost done, after all.
  • The Shrike takes Silenus and impales him on the Tree of Pain anyway.
  • Silenus finds the silence of the city extremely conducive to writing.
  • Silenus hid his home and began cryonic hibernation to wait for her return.
  • The link between Bacchus and Hercules is confirmed by the figure of Silenus.
  • A prominent statue of Marsyas as a wise old silenus stood near the Roman Forum.

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