Pronunciation: /ˈʌnˌdiːn/
noun a mythological water nymph or spirit
A1 An undine is a water nymph in mythology.
A2 The undine was said to have magical powers over water.
B1 In literature, undines are often depicted as beautiful female water spirits.
B2 The undine fell in love with a mortal man in the story.
C1 The undine's tragic love story is a classic theme in romantic literature.
C2 The undine's character development throughout the novel is complex and intriguing.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a water nymph or spirit
A1 The undine creature in the story was described as having a beautiful, ethereal appearance.
A2 The undine princess lived in an underwater palace made of shimmering pearls.
B1 The undine queen possessed magical powers that allowed her to control the tides.
B2 The undine sorceress used her enchanting voice to lure sailors to their doom.
C1 The undine deity was worshipped by the inhabitants of the underwater kingdom.
C2 The undine goddess was revered for her beauty and grace among all water spirits.
formal The undine was said to be a water nymph in German folklore.
informal Have you heard of the undine legend?
slang I swear I saw an undine at the lake yesterday!
figurative Her grace and fluid movements on stage made her seem like an undine.
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