griot (Meaning)
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griot (n)
a storyteller in West Africa; perpetuates the oral traditions of a family or village
Synonyms & Antonyms of griot
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griot Sentence Examples
- The griot's tales captivated the village, transporting listeners to distant lands and ancient times.
- With his intricate storytelling, the griot preserved the rich oral history of his people.
- The griot's voice boomed through the marketplace, drawing a crowd eager to hear his captivating narratives.
- The griot's songs and music celebrated the triumphs and mourned the losses of his community.
- The griot's wisdom and knowledge made him a respected elder, sought after for guidance and counsel.
- The griot's stories were passed down through generations, connecting the present to the past.
- The griot's presence at ceremonies and gatherings symbolized the continuity and vibrancy of his culture.
- The griot's artistry inspired young people to embrace their heritage and become future storytellers.
- The griot's voice acted as a bridge between different cultures, sharing tales and fostering understanding.
- The griot's legacy lived on long after his time, his stories and teachings continuing to shape the identity and consciousness of his people.
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a storyteller in West Africa; perpetuates the oral traditions of a family or village
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No antonyms found.
The griot's tales captivated the village, transporting listeners to distant lands and ancient times.
With his intricate storytelling, the griot preserved the rich oral history of his people.
The griot's voice boomed through the marketplace, drawing a crowd eager to hear his captivating narratives.
The griot's songs and music celebrated the triumphs and mourned the losses of his community.
