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Myrmidonic

Definition

(rare, literary) Relating to or resembling the Myrmidons, a legendary tribe of ancient Greece known for their fierce loyalty and discipline, often used to describe a devoted or fanatical follower or supporter. From Greek 'Μυρμιδόνες' (Myrmidones), a people of Thessaly led by Achilles in the Trojan War.

Example Sentences

1The novelist's depiction of the cult's myrmidonic devotion to their charismatic leader was both captivating and unsettling.
2Is it possible for a democratic society to cultivate a sense of myrmidonic loyalty among its citizens without sacrificing individual freedoms?
3The historian argued that the Roman legions' myrmidonic discipline was a key factor in their military successes against more disorganized foes.
4Avoid using language that might be perceived as myrmidonic in its fervor, lest you alienate readers who prefer more measured tones.
5There is a fine line between inspiring myrmidonic enthusiasm in one's followers and fostering a culture of blind obedience.

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