Muse in Irish
Muse in Irish is Bé — Muse means a person or force that inspires an artist, writer, or other creative person.
Muse in Irish
Bé
One of the nine Ancient Greek deities of the arts.
What does "Muse" mean?
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noun A person or force that inspires an artist, writer, or other creative person.
"The old harbour town became a muse for the painter's entire final collection."
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noun In Greek mythology, one of nine goddesses who preside over the arts and sciences.
"Ancient poets often opened their work by calling on a Muse for inspiration."
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verb To think quietly and deeply about something; to ponder.
"He sat by the window, musing over the choices that had brought him here."
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Muse in a sentence
- The old harbour town became a muse for the painter's entire final collection.
- She credits her grandmother as the muse behind her first novel.
- Ancient poets often opened their work by calling on a Muse for inspiration.
- He sat by the window, musing over the choices that had brought him here.
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What is "Muse" in Irish?
"Muse" in Irish is Bé. Muse means: A person or force that inspires an artist, writer, or other creative person.
How do you use "Muse" in a sentence?
Example: "The old harbour town became a muse for the painter's entire final collection." In Irish, "Muse" is Bé.
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