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Athenian
/ əˈθːɪə /
noun
- a native or inhabitant of Athens
adjective
- of or relating to Athens
Other Word Forms
- ·پ-·ٳ·Ծ· adjective noun
- -·ٳ·Ծ· adjective noun
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Athenian tragedy frequently placed recognizable civic dilemmas in a mythic framework, prompting the audience to examine questions of justice, governance and communal values.
Some scholars also think the head might have been fabricated in Greece, given the close relationship between the two regions — an Athenian commission brought to Thrace to mark a neighboring king’s grave.
Similar assemblies were at the core of Athenian democracy more than 2,000 years ago, and they’ve been revived recently across the world, mostly in Europe.
I walk past the mirrored bar of the Athenian restaurant, where my buddy Rick and I had beers in 1986, my first time in town.
Athenian 67, Verdugo Hills 49: The bus trip to Northern California started with a stop in Stockton, where Verdugo Hills coach Jared Gibson went to school.
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