daimon
Americannoun
PLURAL
daimones, daimonsnoun
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- daimonic adjective
- daimonistic adjective
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In Greek, the word for happiness, eudaimonia, can be taken to mean “having a good daimon.”
From Time
There was no kind of doubt that he carried within him the creative "daimon."
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Each city and tribe, each grove or fountain or sheltering hill had its local genius or daimon, requiring worship and sacrificial honours.
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Intelligent daimons, and humanly, according to us, the most stupid people on earth.
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“It doesn’t rest with me, but with the daimon.”
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