Anteros

[an-tuh-ros]

noun

1. Classical Mythology.,  a brother of Eros, most often regarded as the avenger of unrequited love.

2. Anterus.

Example Sentences

And you might know Venus and Hermes from ancient mythology, but have you been introduced to the more obscure figures Tacita, silent goddess of death, and Anteros, god of requited love?

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In attendance upon him was Anteros, said sometimes to be the avenger of slighted love, sometimes the one who opposes love; also Himeros or Longing, and Hymen, the God of the Wedding Feast.

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They have never won Eurovision, but in Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, they’re performing “Fool Moon,” a real Anteros song.

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There are 12 art pieces and 30 stories being shared at the Anteros Arts Foundation in Norwich, until 23 November.

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The newly announced Anteros Cruises will be the industry’s first dedicated cruise line pitched to L.G.B.T. passengers and their families and friends.

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