epitithides (Meaning)
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epitithides (n.)
The uppermost member of the cornice of an entablature.
Synonyms & Antonyms of epitithides
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epitithides Sentence Examples
- The epitithides of the athletes were covered in sweat and dirt after the grueling race.
- In Greek mythology, the epitithides were a group of nymphs who were associated with the sea.
- The epitithides were often depicted as beautiful young women with long, flowing hair and garlands of flowers in their hair.
- They were also said to have the ability to control the weather and the sea, and to protect sailors from harm.
- The epitithides were sometimes confused with the Nereids, another group of sea nymphs.
- The epitithides were often invoked by sailors who were in danger, and they were also said to have the ability to heal the sick.
- The epitithides were said to live in a palace beneath the sea, and they were often visited by gods and goddesses.
- The epitithides were sometimes said to be the daughters of Nereus and Doris, the sea god and sea goddess.
- The epitithides were also said to be the attendants of Poseidon, the god of the sea.
- The epitithides were often depicted in art and literature, and they were a popular subject for poetry and drama.
FAQs About the word epitithides
The uppermost member of the cornice of an entablature.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The epitithides of the athletes were covered in sweat and dirt after the grueling race.
In Greek mythology, the epitithides were a group of nymphs who were associated with the sea.
The epitithides were often depicted as beautiful young women with long, flowing hair and garlands of flowers in their hair.
They were also said to have the ability to control the weather and the sea, and to protect sailors from harm.
