Definition of Titaness in English:

Titaness

noun tʌɪtəˈnɛsˈtʌɪtənɪsˈtītənəs

1A female Titan.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Titaness Theia bore, to her husband Hyperion, Helios, the sun, Selene, the moon and Eos, the dawn.
- She was the Goddess of Wisdom, and the daughter of the Titaness who basically personified it.
- Knowing that she begins a new tradition, LaMotte chooses to address the Mother of the Muses, Mnemosyne, ‘thou Titaness, / Thou ancient one, daughter of Heaven and Earth’ instead of Calliope, the muse of epic poetry.
- From this union she bore the nine Titans and three Titanesses each of whom took a brother as husband.
- The Lampades defended Hekate with their torches just as the Titaness herself fought in the wars of the gods.
1. 1.1titaness A female person of very great strength, intellect, or importance.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Here the Titaness of the midlands was hostess to her more restrained sisters of the East and West.
  If his report had unduly favoured one of these equally matched titanesses, that was a natural consequence of their having been lovers for quite some time.
  All of this goes into the more recent nudes, a fabulous composition of brickwork titanesses limned in starry outlines surrounded by the appurtenances of beauty.

Definition of Titaness in US English:

Titaness

nounˈtītənəs

1A female Titan.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Lampades defended Hekate with their torches just as the Titaness herself fought in the wars of the gods.
- The Titaness Theia bore, to her husband Hyperion, Helios, the sun, Selene, the moon and Eos, the dawn.
- She was the Goddess of Wisdom, and the daughter of the Titaness who basically personified it.
- From this union she bore the nine Titans and three Titanesses each of whom took a brother as husband.
- Knowing that she begins a new tradition, LaMotte chooses to address the Mother of the Muses, Mnemosyne, ‘thou Titaness, / Thou ancient one, daughter of Heaven and Earth’ instead of Calliope, the muse of epic poetry.
1. 1.1titaness A female person of very great strength, intellect, or importance.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All of this goes into the more recent nudes, a fabulous composition of brickwork titanesses limned in starry outlines surrounded by the appurtenances of beauty.
  Here the Titaness of the midlands was hostess to her more restrained sisters of the East and West.
  If his report had unduly favoured one of these equally matched titanesses, that was a natural consequence of their having been lovers for quite some time.

词汇	Titaness
释义	Definition of Titaness in English: Titaness noun tʌɪtəˈnɛsˈtʌɪtənɪsˈtītənəs 1A female Titan. Example sentencesExamples The Titaness Theia bore, to her husband Hyperion, Helios, the sun, Selene, the moon and Eos, the dawn. She was the Goddess of Wisdom, and the daughter of the Titaness who basically personified it. Knowing that she begins a new tradition, LaMotte chooses to address the Mother of the Muses, Mnemosyne, ‘thou Titaness, / Thou ancient one, daughter of Heaven and Earth’ instead of Calliope, the muse of epic poetry. From this union she bore the nine Titans and three Titanesses each of whom took a brother as husband. The Lampades defended Hekate with their torches just as the Titaness herself fought in the wars of the gods. 1.1titaness A female person of very great strength, intellect, or importance. Example sentencesExamples Here the Titaness of the midlands was hostess to her more restrained sisters of the East and West. If his report had unduly favoured one of these equally matched titanesses, that was a natural consequence of their having been lovers for quite some time. All of this goes into the more recent nudes, a fabulous composition of brickwork titanesses limned in starry outlines surrounded by the appurtenances of beauty. Definition of Titaness in US English: Titaness nounˈtītənəs 1A female Titan. Example sentencesExamples The Lampades defended Hekate with their torches just as the Titaness herself fought in the wars of the gods. The Titaness Theia bore, to her husband Hyperion, Helios, the sun, Selene, the moon and Eos, the dawn. She was the Goddess of Wisdom, and the daughter of the Titaness who basically personified it. From this union she bore the nine Titans and three Titanesses each of whom took a brother as husband. Knowing that she begins a new tradition, LaMotte chooses to address the Mother of the Muses, Mnemosyne, ‘thou Titaness, / Thou ancient one, daughter of Heaven and Earth’ instead of Calliope, the muse of epic poetry. 1.1titaness A female person of very great strength, intellect, or importance. Example sentencesExamples All of this goes into the more recent nudes, a fabulous composition of brickwork titanesses limned in starry outlines surrounded by the appurtenances of beauty. Here the Titaness of the midlands was hostess to her more restrained sisters of the East and West. If his report had unduly favoured one of these equally matched titanesses, that was a natural consequence of their having been lovers for quite some time.
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