Zelos

[ zel-os ]

noun

1. the ancient Greek personification of zeal or emulation: the son of the Titan Pallas and of Styx, and the brother of Bia, Cratus, and Nike.

Example Sentences

First introduced to the golf industry in January at the 2018 PGA Merchandise Show, the Zelos 6 is aimed at golfers who have driver swing speeds of less than 75 m.p.h. range and whose drives travel 175 yards or less, according to the company.

From Golf Digest

One 15-minute film, Thoranna Sigurdardottir’s Zelos, a very Dick-ian tale about mail-order clones to help around the house, has no business showing exclusively at small festivals.

From The Guardian

This was effected by cutting a canal from a lake on the St. John's, called Zelos, to Webster Lake, on the Penobscot.

From Project Gutenberg

Costing about five bucks a pop, interactive games via mobile phones are booming, with U.S. consumers shelling out an estimated $250 million for them in 2004, according to research firm Zelos Group.

From Time Magazine Archive

Costing about five bucks a pop, interactive games via mobile phones are booming, with U.S. consumers shelling out an estimated $250 million for them in 2004, according to research firm Zelos Group.

From Time Magazine Archive