odysseys (Meaning)
odysseys
a long wandering or voyage usually marked by many changes of fortune, an intellectual or spiritual wandering or quest, a long wandering or series of travels
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odysseys Sentence Examples
- The sailor embarked on perilous odysseys across the vast ocean.
- Their odysseys took them through treacherous storms and uncharted waters.
- Each odyssey was a transformative journey, testing the limits of human endurance.
- The odysseys of explorers have expanded our knowledge of the world.
- The Greek epic poem "The Odyssey" narrates the epic odysseys of Odysseus.
- The odysseys of life often present unexpected challenges and rewards.
- Their odysseys for knowledge and understanding led them to distant lands.
- The odysseys of farmers and fishermen are essential for sustaining our communities.
- The odysseys of immigrants often involve sacrifices and struggles.
- The odysseys of our ancestors have shaped the world we live in today.
FAQs About the word odysseys
a long wandering or voyage usually marked by many changes of fortune, an intellectual or spiritual wandering or quest, a long wandering or series of travels
expeditions, travels, voyages,journeys, excursions, pilgrimages, tours, trips, commutes, jaunts
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The sailor embarked on perilous odysseys across the vast ocean.
Their odysseys took them through treacherous storms and uncharted waters.
Each odyssey was a transformative journey, testing the limits of human endurance.
The odysseys of explorers have expanded our knowledge of the world.
