eurus (Meaning)
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eurus (n.)
The east wind.
Synonyms & Antonyms of eurus
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eurus Sentence Examples
- Eurus, the easterly wind in Greek mythology, brought rain and gentle breezes.
- In the Harry Potter series, Eurus was a character who could become invisible when she wanted to.
- The legendary Greek hero Jason sailed the seas with his ship, the Argo, using the Eurus wind.
- Zeus, the king of the gods, was often said to ride the Eurus wind across the skies.
- A group of celebrities were caught in an Eurus windstorm while filming on a remote island.
- The strong Eurus winds caused massive power outages throughout the region.
- Farmers were relieved when the Eurus winds brought much-needed rain to their crops.
- Sailors were warned to stay in port as the Eurus winds were expected to reach hurricane-force levels.
- The Eurus wind can be quite unpredictable, sometimes bringing gentle showers and other times causing devastating storms.
- The Eurus wind is believed to have been the inspiration for the name of Europe.
FAQs About the word eurus
The east wind.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Eurus, the easterly wind in Greek mythology, brought rain and gentle breezes.
In the Harry Potter series, Eurus was a character who could become invisible when she wanted to.
The legendary Greek hero Jason sailed the seas with his ship, the Argo, using the Eurus wind.
Zeus, the king of the gods, was often said to ride the Eurus wind across the skies.
