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Term: Lyce

Description:

Lyce refers to a popular educational institution or assembly in ancient Greece, known for lectures, discussions, and physical training. It served as a gathering place for intellectuals, philosophers, and young men seeking education and mentorship. Today, the term is also used to describe certain local educational or cultural organizations.

Senses:

  1. Historical Sense: In ancient Greece, a lyce was a place for intellectual and physical development, offering lectures, discussions, and training to young men.
  2. Modern Sense: In contemporary usage, lyce is used to describe local educational or cultural institutions that provide activities, courses, and events for the community.

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Sample Sentences:

  1. The philosopher delivered an inspiring lecture at the lyce, captivating the audience with his profound ideas.
  2. In the evenings, the lyce turned into a bustling center where locals gathered to discuss literature, art, and politics.
  3. The local lyce offers a variety of courses such as painting, photography, and dance, encouraging community members to explore their artistic interests.
  4. Many renowned intellectuals of the time honed their skills at the influential lyce of ancient Greece.
  5. Parents were delighted to have a reputable lyce in their town, providing quality education and extracurricular activities for their children.
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