Definition
Definition of Circean - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
mythologyDated alluring but dangerous or degrading like Circe's enchantmentsDated
- The Circean beauty of the forest lured them deeper.
- Her Circean charm was impossible to resist, yet perilous.
- The Circean allure of the city was both captivating and risky.
Origin of Circean
Greek, Kirke (Circe, a sorceress)
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- French:ensorcelant, ...
- German:verführerisch, ...
- Italian:circeo, ...
- Spanish:circeo, ...
- Portuguese:Circeana, ...
- Chinese:塞壬般的, ...
- Japanese:キルケのような, ...
- Arabic:سِيرْسِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מַפְתֶּה וּמְסֻכָּן, ...
- Russian:цирцеев, ...
- Ukrainian:звабливий, ...
- Hindi:सर्सी जैसी, ...
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