Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gyges
Noun
ˈjī-ˌjēz
Definition
Gyges was a figure from ancient mythology, often associated with the idea of invisibility and moral ambiguity.
Examples
- Gyges’ ring epitomizes the idea that power can corrupt one’s morals.
- In stories, the tale of Gyges serves as a cautionary account of the consequences of unchecked desire.
Meaning
In mythology, Gyges is known for acquiring a ring that grants him the power of invisibility, leading to themes of power, ethics, and human nature.
Synonyms
- Mythical figure
- Legendary character
