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Archilochus
[ ahr-kil-uh-kuhs ]
noun
- flourished c650 b.c., Greek poet.
Archilochus
/ ɑːˈkɪləkəs /
noun
- Archilochus7th century bc7th century bcMGreekWRITING: poet 7th century bc , Greek poet of Paros, notable for using his own experience as subject matter
Example Sentences
Had I been on Paros, I would have been reading Archilochus on all those beaches and in all those tavernas.
When his classmates joked about immigrants, Padilla sometimes thought of a poem he had read by the Greek lyricist Archilochus, about a soldier who throws his shield in a bush and flees the battlefield.
To paraphrase the ancient Greek poet Archilochus, Trump seems to know one big thing about the NIH: its budget.
The hedgehog, said the Greek poet Archilochus, knows one big thing.
You’ve heard about the fox and the hedgehog: the ancient Greek poet Archilochus penned the oft-repeated phrase “… the fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.”
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