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Meaning of letheonize
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letheonize (v. t.)
To subject to the influence of letheon.
letheonize Sentence Examples
- The ancient Greeks letheonized their heroes to grant them eternal bliss in the underworld.
- The ritual of letheonization involved drinking from the River Lethe, erasing memories of mortal life.
- The philosopher Socrates letheonized his soul to prepare for his impending execution.
- The poet Dante letheonized the souls of the condemned in his epic work, "The Divine Comedy."
- In medieval Europe, letheonization was used as a form of religious penance or purification.
- Some modern-day spiritualists believe in the practice of letheonization to release past traumas and karma.
- The drug LSD was once believed to have letheonizing properties, leading to an altered state of consciousness.
- The controversial artist Damien Hirst has created works of art inspired by the concept of letheonization.
- The historian Simon Sebag Montefiore letheonized the victims of the Soviet Gulag in his bestselling book.
- The concept of letheonization continues to fascinate and intrigue thinkers and artists alike, delving into the nature of memory, forgetfulness, and the human experience.
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To subject to the influence of letheon.
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The ancient Greeks letheonized their heroes to grant them eternal bliss in the underworld.
The ritual of letheonization involved drinking from the River Lethe, erasing memories of mortal life.
The philosopher Socrates letheonized his soul to prepare for his impending execution.
The poet Dante letheonized the souls of the condemned in his epic work, "The Divine Comedy."
