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tyche (n)
(Greek mythology) the goddess of fortune; identified with Roman Fortuna
tyche Sentence Examples
- Tyche, the personification of fortune, often played a capricious role in ancient mythology.
- The goddess Tyche held a cornucopia, a symbol of abundance and good fortune.
- Alexander the Great believed that Tyche favored his military conquests.
- Statues of Tyche graced marketplaces, signifying the city's prosperity.
- The Greeks attributed their victories to Tyche's favor, rather than their own prowess.
- The Roman goddess Fortuna was equated with Tyche, embodying the concept of chance and good luck.
- Tyche was often depicted with a blindfold, representing her impartial distribution of fortune.
- Fortune-tellers and diviners claimed to have knowledge of Tyche's whims.
- The belief in Tyche fostered a sense of resignation and fatalism among the ancients.
- The concept of Tyche continues to influence modern notions of luck and chance.
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(Greek mythology) the goddess of fortune; identified with Roman Fortuna
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No antonyms found.
Tyche, the personification of fortune, often played a capricious role in ancient mythology.
The goddess Tyche held a cornucopia, a symbol of abundance and good fortune.
Alexander the Great believed that Tyche favored his military conquests.
Statues of Tyche graced marketplaces, signifying the city's prosperity.
