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Eurymachus

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[yoo-rim-uh-kuhs, yuh-] / yʊˈrɪm ə kəs, yə- /

noun

  1. (in theOdyssey ) a deceitful suitor of Penelope.


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‘You have a loose tongue, Eurymachus.’

From Literature

Eurymachus lifted his tattered shirt, revealing an inch-wide hole in the middle of his spectral chest.

From Literature

‘All of us are drawn here, sustained not only by Gaia’s power but also by our strongest desires. Eurymachus’s greed. Antinous’s cruelty.’

From Literature

For once, Antinous looked speechless, but his bald ghost friend Eurymachus put an arm around Jason’s shoulders.

From Literature

Eurymachus smelled like sour wine and burning electrical wires.

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