Muses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• MUSE, to ponder
• be absorbed in thought
• say to oneself in a thoughtful manner
• gaze thoughtfully at
NOUN:
• (in Greek and Roman mythology) each of nine goddesses, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, who preside over the arts and sciences.
• a person or personified force who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist
• an instance or period of reflection.

Words related to MUSES

muse6 mused8 musing9

Words that contain MUSES

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How to use MUSES in a sentence

• Thou despisest the gifts of the Gods and the Muses, of which I am even now the bearer.
• The halls of justice were deserted, the Muses accompanied the learned in their melancholy flight, and all that remained of Bohemian gallantry and heroism forsook the land.
• Into this abode of the arts and muses came Callandar, alert and smiling.
• The long-idle Muses, it seemed, had become again interested in human efforts, and were paying a flying visit to the haunts of modern genius from the Hellespont to the Mississippi.
• And well, indeed, might the Muses wonder at the rise of the novel and its vast developments, for the classic literature presents no similar works.
• They seemed to have filled the niches in his heart, from which he had banished, or tried to banish, the Muses.
• O heavens, I thought you could have no mistress but the Nine Muses.
• O, if thou hadst breathed then, Now the Muses had been ten.
• Loneliness, after all, the best of Muses, had stimulated the creative faculty of his being.
• We must pass at once to the time of Augustus, when Apollo and the Muses quitted their ancient residence in Greece, to fix their abode in Italy.
• We have listened too long to the courtly muses of Europe.
• And so for a time he seems to have grown rather cold towards the Muses, his earliest and always his truest loves.
• Marino set his wits to work, and reaped too facile laurels in the fields of Venus and the Muses.
• It is true that all children of the Muses do not require about double the allowance of the saints.
• Nay, thanks to the cow, we think the country may bear away the prize for all that is uncomfortable, all that is hostile to sleep and the Muses.
• The elegant Romans declared that a repast should not consist of less in number than the Graces, nor of more than the Muses.
• Fortunate is he whomsoever the Muses love, and sweet flows his voice from his lips.
• Thus the devotee of the Muses is driven back, by stress of climate, upon literature, and as there is nothing in the lodge to read he is compelled to write.
• Mountain, that affordest me a quiet dwelling-place! Muses, that inspire me with profound doctrines.
• And the story of Apollo playing his harp amongst the nine muses in the Parnasus is singular.
• As Numa went often thither alone, under pretence of conferring with the goddess, he dedicated the place to the Muses, because their meetings with his wife Egeria were held there.
• Prior seems to have received from the muses, at his nativity, all the graces they could well bestow on their greatest favourite.
• Here I kept close to my Guide, being sollicited by several Phantomes, who assured me they would shew me a nearer Way to the Mountain of the Muses.
• Of all the muses there is none so truly democratic as that of pictorial art.
• He has made of Rheinsberg a veritable little Court of the Muses, devoted now to serious study, now to poetic recreation.
• Petronius! all the muses weep for thee, But every tear shall scald thy memory.
• December 15, 1619, he writes Vossius, that the Muses, which were always his delight, even when immersed in business, were now his consolation, and appeared more amiable than ever.
• I would have you become Orpheus, attended by the Muses of all this loveliness with which we are surrounded here.

Similar words containing MUSE without suffix s

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