theme in Greek
theme in Greek is θέμα — theme means the main subject or topic of a talk, book, or piece of art.
theme in Greek
θέμα
Pronounced: thema
What does "theme" mean?
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noun The main subject or topic of a talk, book, or piece of art.
"The theme of her speech was resilience."
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noun A visual or color style applied to a design, app, or website.
"She switched her phone to a dark theme to save battery."
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noun A short recurring piece of music that identifies a film, show, or character.
"Everyone recognizes the theme from that movie."
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theme in a sentence
- The theme of her speech was resilience.
- Loneliness is a recurring theme in his novels.
- She switched her phone to a dark theme to save battery.
- Everyone recognizes the theme from that movie.
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What is "theme" in Greek?
"theme" in Greek is θέμα. theme means: The main subject or topic of a talk, book, or piece of art.
How do you pronounce θέμα?
"theme" in Greek is θέμα, pronounced "thema".
How do you use "theme" in a sentence?
Example: "The theme of her speech was resilience." In Greek, "theme" is θέμα.
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