Eurymachus

[ yoo-rim-uh-kuhs, yuh- ]

noun

1. (in the Odyssey ) a deceitful suitor of Penelope.

Example Sentences

‘The most direct route,’ Eurymachus said, ‘would be due east from here, across the Straits of Corinth. But if they try to go that way -’ ‘Enough,’ Antinous snapped.

From Literature

A thin crust of dirt spread from the ghoul’s hand, straight up Eurymachus’s spectral arm.

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He’d never seen anything like the shell of earth that Antinous had summoned to destroy Eurymachus.

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‘All of us are drawn here, sustained not only by Gaia’s power but also by our strongest desires. Eurymachus’s greed. Antinous’s cruelty.’

From Literature

‘Eurymachus, you whining coward. You never stood a chance with Penelope. I remember you blubbering and pleading for your life with Odysseus, blaming everything on me!’

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