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Tyche
[ tahy-kee ]
noun
- the ancient Greek goddess of fortune.
Tyche
/ ˈtaɪkɪ /
noun
- Greek myth the goddess of fortune Roman counterpartFortuna
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Tyche1
From the Greek word týchē luck, fortune
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Example Sentences
Charis and Tyche were allegories, the latter having been represented sitting because happiness does not stand fast.
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Fortuna, courted by all nations, was in Greek Tyche, or the goddess of chance.
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The monuments of Quietus and of Tyche are the finest examples of the altar type at Pompeii.
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On the tomb of Nvoleia Tyche was a carving of a ship gliding into port, the sailors furling the sails.
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In the later classical age every one had its impersonation of sculptured image—the Tyche of the City.
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