Milesian
1 of 4adjective (1)
Mi·le·sian
mə̇ˈlēzhən,
(ˈ)mī¦l-,
-ēshən
1
: of or belonging to the ancient city of Miletus, Asia Minor, or to its residents
2
: belonging or relating to a Milesian school of nature philosophers of the 6th century b.c. who were mainly concerned with the basal stuff of which the world is made compare anaximandrian , thalesian
Milesian
2 of 4noun (1)
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plural -s
1
: a native or resident of ancient Miletus
2
: a member of the Milesian school
Milesian
3 of 4adjective (2)
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: belonging or relating to the legendary earliest Celts of Ireland
broadly : irish
the banshee haunts only members of the high Milesian race 
Padraic Colum
Padraic Colum Milesian
4 of 4noun (2)
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plural -s
: one of a legendary early Celtic people of Ireland said to have come from Spain
broadly : irishman
a true Milesian, pious Catholic, and descendant of King Somebody Anthony Trollope
Anthony Trollope 
Word History
Etymology
Adjective (1)
Latin milesius Milesian (from Greek milēsios, from Milētus Miletus) + English -an
Adjective (2)
Milesius (Miledh), mythical Spanish king whose followers are supposed to have conquered Ireland about 1300 b.c. and are regarded as the ancestors of most of the Irish + English -an
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- tower clock
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- tower house
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- Tower of Babel
- tower of ivory
- tower of silence
- tower of strength
- tower over
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