philhellenic Sentence Examples
- Lord Byron's philhellenic fervor led him to join the Greek struggle for independence.
- The philhellenic movement in Europe provided significant political and financial support to the Greek Revolution.
- The philhellenic sentiment was particularly strong among intellectuals and artists of the time.
- Philhellenic societies were established in major European cities to promote Greek independence.
- Philhellenic ideas influenced the art and literature of the Romantic era.
- The philhellenic sympathies of Western powers influenced their diplomatic stance towards the Ottoman Empire.
- The philhellenic legacy continues to shape Greek national identity and international relations.
- Philhellenic scholars have played a crucial role in preserving and interpreting ancient Greek culture.
- The philhellenic spirit encouraged European volunteers to fight alongside the Greeks for freedom.
- Philhellenic principles have inspired movements for national liberation around the world.
philhellenic Meaning
Wordnet
philhellenic (a)
characterized by a love of Greece and Grecian things
Webster
philhellenic (a.)
Of or pertaining to philhellenism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of philhellenic
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characterized by a love of Greece and Grecian thingsOf or pertaining to philhellenism.
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Lord Byron's philhellenic fervor led him to join the Greek struggle for independence.
The philhellenic movement in Europe provided significant political and financial support to the Greek Revolution.
The philhellenic sentiment was particularly strong among intellectuals and artists of the time.
Philhellenic societies were established in major European cities to promote Greek independence.
