Odyssey
noun, plural Od·ys·seys for 2.
Related Words for odyssey
trek, expedition, sojourn, quest, exploration, adventure, pilgrimage, excursion, voyage, tour, tripExamples from the Web for odyssey
Contemporary Examples of odyssey
Dzhugashvili's odyssey through the German camps lasted almost two years.
The fact that this is all true turns the story from one of intrigue and odyssey into one of anthropological significance as well.
The Odyssey, Beowulf are poems, yes, but with a practical function.
But how long that lease is good for depends on Odyssey Dawn's success, and to succeed, you need clear goals.
Josh Dzieza on the history of naming military operations, from Barbarossa to Blue Spoon, and what Odyssey Dawn really means.
Historical Examples of odyssey
I called him, and begged he would relate to me the Odyssey of his terrible night.
My Double LifeSarah Bernhardt
What an Odyssey of adventures he would149 have to relate when he reached home!
Left on the LabradorDillon Wallace
The Odyssey is the story of his home-coming, his recovery of his own.
Epic and RomanceW. P. Ker
The greatest scenes of the Iliad and the Odyssey have little to do with myth.
Epic and RomanceW. P. Ker
The Iliad and Odyssey became text-books for the instruction of Greek youth.
FolkwaysWilliam Graham Sumner