toison d'or (Meaning)
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toison d'or ()
Lit., the golden fleece; specif., the order of the Golden Fleece, or its jewel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of toison d'or
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toison d'or Sentence Examples
- The mythical Golden Fleece (toison d'or) held immense value in ancient Greek legend.
- Jason and the Argonauts embarked on a perilous quest to retrieve the elusive toison d'or.
- The golden ram's fleece bestowed power and prosperity upon its possessor, according to legend.
- The toison d'or symbolized the wealth and status of the kingdom of Colchis.
- Medea, a sorceress, helped Jason obtain the toison d'or in exchange for his promise to marry her.
- The Argonauts successfully returned to Greece with the toison d'or, heralded as heroes.
- The toison d'or became an emblem of triumph and accomplishment in ancient Greek society.
- The search for the toison d'or inspired countless adventurers and explorers throughout history.
- The legend of the toison d'or continues to captivate and inspire imaginations to this day.
- The pursuit of the toison d'or represents the allure of adventure, discovery, and the pursuit of elusive treasures.
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Lit., the golden fleece; specif., the order of the Golden Fleece, or its jewel.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mythical Golden Fleece (toison d'or) held immense value in ancient Greek legend.
Jason and the Argonauts embarked on a perilous quest to retrieve the elusive toison d'or.
The golden ram's fleece bestowed power and prosperity upon its possessor, according to legend.
The toison d'or symbolized the wealth and status of the kingdom of Colchis.
