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Meaning of myrmidonian
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myrmidonian (a.)
Consisting of, or like, myrmidons.
myrmidonian Sentence Examples
- Achilles' loyal myrmidonians fought valiantly during the Trojan War.
- The myrmidonians were renowned for their fierce fighting skills and unwavering loyalty.
- Agamemnon faced a revolt from the myrmidonians when he took Achilles' prize.
- Despite their small numbers, the myrmidonians were a formidable force on the battlefield.
- The myrmidonians believed strongly in the divine right of kings and the honor of their clan.
- Achilles' myrmidonians were known for their distinctive black armor and red plumes.
- The term "myrmidonian" is often used to describe loyal and obedient followers or troops.
- Patriotism and a sense of duty drove the myrmidonians to fight for their homeland.
- The ancient Greek poet Homer immortalized the myrmidonians in his epic poem "The Iliad."
- Modern military units have been named after the courageous myrmidonians, such as the British Royal Marines 3 Commando Brigade.
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Consisting of, or like, myrmidons.
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Achilles' loyal myrmidonians fought valiantly during the Trojan War.
The myrmidonians were renowned for their fierce fighting skills and unwavering loyalty.
Agamemnon faced a revolt from the myrmidonians when he took Achilles' prize.
Despite their small numbers, the myrmidonians were a formidable force on the battlefield.
