Cassandra in Italian
Cassandra in Italian is Cassandra — Cassandra means in Greek myth, a Trojan princess gifted with true prophecy but cursed so no one would believe her.
Cassandra in Italian
Cassandra
(Greek mythology) A prophetess who was daughter of King Priam of Troy and his queen Hecuba. She captured the eye of Apollo and was granted the ability to see the future; however, she was destined never to be believed.
What does "Cassandra" mean?
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name In Greek myth, a Trojan princess gifted with true prophecy but cursed so no one would believe her.
"Like Cassandra, he warned everyone, and no one listened."
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noun Someone who makes accurate warnings that people ignore until it's too late.
"The economist was dismissed as a Cassandra for years before the crash proved him right."
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Cassandra in a sentence
- Like Cassandra, he warned everyone, and no one listened.
- The economist was dismissed as a Cassandra for years before the crash proved him right.
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What is "Cassandra" in Italian?
"Cassandra" in Italian is Cassandra. Cassandra means: In Greek myth, a Trojan princess gifted with true prophecy but cursed so no one would believe her.
How do you use "Cassandra" in a sentence?
Example: "Like Cassandra, he warned everyone, and no one listened." In Italian, "Cassandra" is Cassandra.
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