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Definition of Titaness in English: Titanessnoun tʌɪtəˈnɛsˈtʌɪtənɪsˈtītənəs 1A female Titan. Example sentencesExamples - The Titaness Theia bore, to her husband Hyperion, Helios, the sun, Selene, the moon and Eos, the dawn.
- She was the Goddess of Wisdom, and the daughter of the Titaness who basically personified it.
- Knowing that she begins a new tradition, LaMotte chooses to address the Mother of the Muses, Mnemosyne, ‘thou Titaness, / Thou ancient one, daughter of Heaven and Earth’ instead of Calliope, the muse of epic poetry.
- From this union she bore the nine Titans and three Titanesses each of whom took a brother as husband.
- The Lampades defended Hekate with their torches just as the Titaness herself fought in the wars of the gods.
- 1.1titaness A female person of very great strength, intellect, or importance.
Example sentencesExamples - Here the Titaness of the midlands was hostess to her more restrained sisters of the East and West.
- If his report had unduly favoured one of these equally matched titanesses, that was a natural consequence of their having been lovers for quite some time.
- All of this goes into the more recent nudes, a fabulous composition of brickwork titanesses limned in starry outlines surrounded by the appurtenances of beauty.
Definition of Titaness in US English: Titanessnounˈtītənəs 1A female Titan. Example sentencesExamples - The Lampades defended Hekate with their torches just as the Titaness herself fought in the wars of the gods.
- The Titaness Theia bore, to her husband Hyperion, Helios, the sun, Selene, the moon and Eos, the dawn.
- She was the Goddess of Wisdom, and the daughter of the Titaness who basically personified it.
- From this union she bore the nine Titans and three Titanesses each of whom took a brother as husband.
- Knowing that she begins a new tradition, LaMotte chooses to address the Mother of the Muses, Mnemosyne, ‘thou Titaness, / Thou ancient one, daughter of Heaven and Earth’ instead of Calliope, the muse of epic poetry.
- 1.1titaness A female person of very great strength, intellect, or importance.
Example sentencesExamples - All of this goes into the more recent nudes, a fabulous composition of brickwork titanesses limned in starry outlines surrounded by the appurtenances of beauty.
- Here the Titaness of the midlands was hostess to her more restrained sisters of the East and West.
- If his report had unduly favoured one of these equally matched titanesses, that was a natural consequence of their having been lovers for quite some time.
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