Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
medea
noun
/məˈdɪə/
Definition
Medea is a figure from Greek mythology, known primarily for her role in the myth of Jason and the Argonauts.
Examples
- In the tragedy, Medea takes drastic actions driven by her love and betrayal.
- The story of Medea explores themes of revenge and justice.
Meaning
She is often portrayed as a complex character who possesses both powerful magical abilities and intense emotional depth.
Synonyms
- Enchantress
- Witch
- Sorceress
