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Meaning of dragon
A mythical creature typically depicted as a large, fire-breathing reptile with wings.
Etymology of dragon
The word "dragon" originates from Old French "dragon", derived from Latin "drakon", which is itself borrowed from Greek "δράκων" (drakon), meaning "large serpent" or "water-snake".
The term has been used in English since the 13th century to describe mythical creatures, and its meaning has evolved over time to encompass various cultural and fictional interpretations.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A mythical creature typically depicted as a large, fire-breathing reptile with wings, often symbolizing power, strength, and good fortune in various cultures.
- * In fantasy fiction, a dragon is often portrayed as a powerful, intelligent, and magical being, sometimes serving as a companion or adversary to human characters.
Usage Examples
- The dragon soared through the skies, its scales glinting in the sunlight as it breathed fire that engulfed the village.
- * In Chinese culture, the dragon is a symbol of good fortune and prosperity, often depicted in art and literature as a benevolent creature.
- * The fantasy novel featured a dragon as its main character, exploring themes of identity, power, and friendship.
Antonyms
lamb
sheep
dove
peacekeeper
guardian
protector
hero
savior
angel
saint
benefactor
humanitarian
philanthropist
altruist
pacifist
moderate
mediator
diplomat
negotiator
peacemaker