Arcady
[ahr-kuh-dee]
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noun Literary.
Origin of Arcady
earlier Arcadie < Latin Arcadia < Greek Arkadía
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Contemporary Examples of arcady
In fairness, Arcady has put this misapprehension in context.
Historical Examples of arcady
It was an hour in Arcady––just one hour without past or future.
The BondwomanMarah Ellis Ryan
He walks through the vales of Arcady, among pickles and cheeses.
By the Christmas FireSamuel McChord Crothers
They blow an old-time way for me, Across the world to Arcady.
The Book of Humorous VerseVarious
"I always fancy myself in Arcady when I am near you," he said tenderly.
The Youth of JeffersonJ. E. Cooke.
But, curiously enough, though they were in Arcady, they were also in the Park.
The Silver ButterflyMrs. Wilson Woodrow