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Definitions from the WebOrpheusDescription:Orpheus, in Greek mythology, was a legendary musician, poet, and prophet. He was known for his exceptional talent with the lyre and his enchanting voice. Orpheus was a central figure in the myths concerning the nature of art and the power of music. Noun:1. A figure in Greek mythology, renowned for his musical abilities and poetic talents. 2. A person with exceptional musical or artistic skills. Example Sentence: <span style="font-style:italic;">The young musician played the guitar with such skill and charisma, he was often compared to Orpheus himself.</span> Search for Orpheus-related products on AmazonAdjective:1. Of or related to Orpheus or his legendary musical abilities. 2. Enchanting or captivating, as if inspired by the music of Orpheus. Example Sentence: <span style="font-style:italic;">The ballet performance was accompanied by an Orphean melody that added an ethereal touch to the experience.</span> Search for Orpheus-inspired music on AmazonVerb:1. To play music or sing with great skill, similarly to how Orpheus was known for. Example Sentence: <span style="font-style:italic;">She mesmerized the audience as she Orpheused her way through the soulful rendition of the song.</span> Search for Orpheus-inspired music on Amazon | ||||
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