Achillean

Pronunciation: /əˈkɪliən/

Definitions of achillean

adjective relating to Achilles, the Greek hero of the Trojan War

Example Sentences

A1 The storybook had an achillean hero who always fought for justice.

A2 The movie portrayed an achillean character who never gave up on his quest.

B1 The novel's protagonist displayed achillean courage in the face of adversity.

B2 The legendary warrior was known for his achillean strength and determination.

C1 The historical figure was revered for his achillean leadership and unwavering resolve.

C2 The general's achillean tactics led his army to victory in the decisive battle.

Examples of achillean in a Sentence

formal The achillean hero was known for his bravery and strength in battle.

informal My friend likes to joke that he's an achillean warrior when playing video games.

slang That guy thinks he's so achillean, always showing off his muscles at the gym.

figurative Her achillean determination to succeed propelled her to the top of her field.

Grammatical Forms of achillean

• past tense: achilleaned
• plural: achilleans
• comparative: more achillean
• superlative: most achillean
• present tense: achilleans
• future tense: will achillean
• perfect tense: have achilleaned
• continuous tense: is achilleaning
• singular: achillean
• positive degree: achillean
• infinitive: to achillean
• gerund: achilleaning
• participle: achilleaned

Origin and Evolution of achillean

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'achillean' originates from the name Achilles, a Greek mythological hero known for his strength and bravery.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe qualities or characteristics associated with Achilles, the word 'achillean' has evolved to also represent traits such as invincibility or vulnerability, depending on the context in which it is used.