heroic in Greek
heroic in Greek is ηρωικός — heroic means showing great courage, self-sacrifice, or exceptional bravery.
heroic in Greek
ηρωικός
Pronounced: iroikos
Of or relating to a hero or heroine; supremely noble.
What does "heroic" mean?
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adj Showing great courage, self-sacrifice, or exceptional bravery.
"Her heroic rescue of the drowning child made the front page."
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adj Larger or grander than everyday life, especially in scale or ambition.
"The statue was built on a heroic scale, towering over the square."
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heroic in a sentence
- Her heroic rescue of the drowning child made the front page.
- It was a heroic effort to finish the race on a broken ankle.
- The statue was built on a heroic scale, towering over the square.
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What is "heroic" in Greek?
"heroic" in Greek is ηρωικός. heroic means: Showing great courage, self-sacrifice, or exceptional bravery.
How do you pronounce ηρωικός?
"heroic" in Greek is ηρωικός, pronounced "iroikos".
How do you use "heroic" in a sentence?
Example: "Her heroic rescue of the drowning child made the front page." In Greek, "heroic" is ηρωικός.
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