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Trojan
[ troh-juhn ]
noun
- a native or inhabitant of Troy.
- a person who shows pluck, determination, or energy:
to work like a Trojan.
- Computers. Trojan horse ( def 3 ).
Trojan
/ ˈtrəʊdʒən /
noun
- a native or inhabitant of ancient Troy
- a person who is hard-working and determined
adjective
- of or relating to ancient Troy or its inhabitants
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Sabet says the Florida ballot measure was a Trojan Horse for legalization and voters were seeing it for what it was.
It offered education and moral guidance inside the Trojan horse of entertainment.
In Moscow there was even a nickname given to the convoy: Trojan Horse, according to the radio station Echo of Moscow.
Is Moscow's aid convoy to eastern Ukraine the real thing, or a Trojan horse preparing the way for more war?
Call them Trojan horse foods: nutritiously pleasing ingredients (oats, yogurts) that conceal a whole host of junk.
Edward received it in his camp, and in reply formally deduced his claim to the superiority, from Brute the Trojan.
In one of the scenes we find depicted the sacrifice of the Trojan youths at the grave of Patroclus.
The Trojan camp was brilliantly lit up with fires, and there may have been a moon, so the less bronze the better.
In the Trojan camp Hector has called a council, and asked for a volunteer spy to seek intelligence among the Achaeans.
In the Doloneia the wakeful princes, after inspecting the advanced guard, go forward within view of the Trojan ranks and consult.
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