atropos (Meaning)
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atropos (n)
the Greek goddess of fate who cuts the thread of life
Synonyms & Antonyms of atropos
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atropos Sentence Examples
- Atropos, the third of the Fates, severed the thread of life, instilling fear in mortals.
- The legends of Atropos's unyielding blade made emperors tremble and warriors hesitate.
- In the tapestry of fate, Atropos's scissors wove the threads of destiny, leaving no room for alteration.
- The mortals' pleas for mercy echoed in vain as Atropos's relentless scythe claimed their souls.
- Atropos's presence cast a chilling silence upon the battlefield, as soldiers realized their own mortality.
- The ancient Greek believed that Atropos could not be swayed by prayers or bribes, her decisions immutable.
- Sculptors depicted Atropos as a somber figure, her face veiled and her hand gripping a pair of shears.
- The Greek word "atropos" means "inflexible," reflecting the uncompromising nature of Atropos's role.
- Atropos's unwavering shears symbolize the finality of death and the inevitability of fate.
- Despite the horrors she inflicted, Atropos played a vital role in the cosmic order, ensuring the cycle of life and death.
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the Greek goddess of fate who cuts the thread of life
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Atropos, the third of the Fates, severed the thread of life, instilling fear in mortals.
The legends of Atropos's unyielding blade made emperors tremble and warriors hesitate.
In the tapestry of fate, Atropos's scissors wove the threads of destiny, leaving no room for alteration.
The mortals' pleas for mercy echoed in vain as Atropos's relentless scythe claimed their souls.
