polyhymnia
Definition
- Proper noun:
- The Muse of singing, mime, and sacred dance in Greek mythology: Polyhymnia is one of the nine Muses, the goddesses who inspire the creation of literature, science, and the arts. She is specifically associated with sacred poetry, hymn, eloquence, mime, and dance.
Examples of Usage
- Proper noun:
- The poet invoked Polyhymnia for inspiration to compose a solemn hymn.
- In classical art, Polyhymnia is often depicted in a pensive pose, reflecting her connection to sacred music and meditation.
Advanced Usage
- As a symbolic reference: The name Polyhymnia is sometimes used metaphorically to represent inspiration for serious or religious artistic endeavors.
- The composer felt the touch of Polyhymnia while writing the choral piece.
Variants and Related Words
- The Muses (plural proper noun): The collective name for the nine sister goddesses, including Polyhymnia, in Greek mythology.
- Polymnia: An alternative spelling for Polyhymnia.
Synonyms
- The Muse of sacred poetry: A descriptive synonym highlighting her domain.
- The Muse of hymns: Another descriptive term focusing on one aspect of her inspiration.
Related Phrases
- Under the auspices of Polyhymnia: A formal phrase meaning with the inspiration or blessing of this Muse.
- The sacred dance was performed under the auspices of Polyhymnia.
Noun
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(Greek mythology) the Muse of singing and mime and sacred dance
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