Lethean
- noun
- /ˈliːθiən/
- Literature
- find the Lethean
Examples
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The wizard offered her a Lethean potion to erase her painful memories.
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In the story, the hero refused the Lethean drink, choosing to remember his past.
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Some legends speak of a Lethean substance that can make you forget everything.
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The potion was a Lethean that erased painful memories.
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Many seek a Lethean to forget their sorrows.
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The ancient Greeks believed that drinking from the Lethean would erase painful memories.
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He sought the Lethean to forget the sorrow of his past experiences.
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After consuming the Lethean, she felt her worries fading away into oblivion.
Synonyms
A drink made to heal, harm, or cause magic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lethean as a noun is named after the river Lethe, where drinking the water in Greek stories wiped away memory. So a Lethean drink or potion is a substance that makes you 'forget'.