Remus

[ ree-muhs ]

noun

1. Roman Legend. Romulus1
2. Uncle. Uncle Remus.

Remus

/ ˈriːməs /

noun

1. Roman myth the brother of Romulus

Example Sentences

That is a dream shared by Remus, who is also now starting an apprenticeship with a building firm.

From BBC

There are explanations without meaning: Its space station death trap is divided between two sides, one called Romulus and the other Remus after Rome’s foundational fable, without leaning into the why of it.

From Salon

According to Cristi Remus Papp, head of the large carnivore department of the Worldwide Fund for Nature, the new law will do nothing to improve the situation, and could make it worse.

From BBC

Representative James R. Comer, a Kentucky Republican, made passing reference to Dana A. Remus, a Democratic lawyer who had served as White House counsel under Mr. Biden from January 2021 to July 2022.

From New York Times

The Kentucky Republican said he wants to know why senior Biden officials, including Ms. Remus, then the White House’s top lawyer, were used to sort through the documents in the first place.

From Washington Times