thyrsi (Meaning)
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thyrsi (pl.)
of Thyrsus
Synonyms & Antonyms of thyrsi
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thyrsi Sentence Examples
- The frenzied Bacchae brandished thyrsi, symbols of their divine revelry.
- Ivy clung tenaciously to the thyrsus, a reminder of Dionysus' verdant realm.
- The priestess carried a golden thyrsus, adorned with shimmering gems.
- The thyrsus of the Satyrs dripped with intoxicating wine, inciting laughter and chaos.
- The rhythmic clashing of thyrsi against tambourines echoed through the ancient temple.
- The thyrsus represented the transformative power of Dionysus, harnessing the forces of nature.
- The thyrsi resembled giant fennel stalks, symbolizing the god's connection to the wild.
- Cones of pine adorned the thyrsi, a nod to Dionysus' dual nature as protector of forests.
- The thyrsi were used to inflict ecstasy and terror, as the god's divine wrath.
- In Greek art, thyrsi were often depicted encrusted with leaves and flowers, evoking the fertility of nature.
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of Thyrsus
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The frenzied Bacchae brandished thyrsi, symbols of their divine revelry.
Ivy clung tenaciously to the thyrsus, a reminder of Dionysus' verdant realm.
The priestess carried a golden thyrsus, adorned with shimmering gems.
The thyrsus of the Satyrs dripped with intoxicating wine, inciting laughter and chaos.
