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Ulysses
[yoo-lis-eez]
noun
Classical Mythology.Latin name for Odysseus.
(italics)a psychological novel (1922) by James Joyce.
a male given name.
Ulysses
/ ˈjuːlɪˌsiːz, juːˈlɪsiːz /
noun
the Latin name of Odysseus
Ulysses
The Roman name of the Greek hero Odysseus.
Example Sentences
James Joyce’s "Ulysses" rained em dashes on winding sentences that he had already stripped of quotation marks, resulting in prose so unruly that numerous reading groups are devoted specifically to parsing it.
President Ulysses Grant alone accounts for six of them.
I would read “Ulysses” for the sheer pleasure of reading.
As an act of personal resistance, I’m tackling James Joyce’s “Ulysses” again.
Some have been senior commanders, such as Ulysses Grant and Dwight Eisenhower, while some were heroic junior officers whose lives were on the line, like Presidents Kennedy and George H.W.
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