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Definitions from the WebNyxDefinition:Nyx refers to the primordial goddess of the night in Greek mythology. Parts of Speech:
Senses:Sense 1:A goddess in Greek mythology Example Sentence: Nyx was considered one of the most powerful and ancient deities. Sense 2:The personification of the night itself Example Sentence: The dark cloak of Nyx enveloped the world, bringing rest and tranquility. Usages:Popular Usage:Nyx is frequently referenced in literature, art, and popular culture as a symbol of darkness and mystery. Example Sentence: The main antagonist in the novel embodied the malevolent essence of Nyx. Local Usage:In some local folklore, Nyx is associated with nighttime rituals and protective charms. Example Sentence: The villagers believed that invoking Nyx's name during the solstice would bring good fortune. Possible Related Products: | ||||
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