Definition of Ovidian in English:

Ovidian

adjective ˈɒvɪdɪənˈɑvɪdiən

Relating to or characteristic of the Roman poet Ovid or his works.
Ovidian tales of the loves of the gods
Example sentencesExamples
- An Ovidian transformation is happening in my hard-to-reach teenager.
- Shakespeare was most Ovidian at the beginning and the end of his career.
- Ancient depictions of Marsyas show the satyr at one of three moments in the Ovidian narrative.
- He analyzes the painting as an illustration of the Ovidian myth and relates it to other pictorial and textual interpretations.
- Both his early narrative poems are based on Ovidian sources.
- The frame with the Ovidian inscription was lost at some time between 1700 and 1842.

Definition of Ovidian in US English:

Ovidian

adjectiveˈävidēənˈɑvɪdiən

Relating to or characteristic of the Roman poet Ovid or his works.
Ovidian tales of the loves of the gods
Example sentencesExamples
- Both his early narrative poems are based on Ovidian sources.
- Ancient depictions of Marsyas show the satyr at one of three moments in the Ovidian narrative.
- The frame with the Ovidian inscription was lost at some time between 1700 and 1842.
- He analyzes the painting as an illustration of the Ovidian myth and relates it to other pictorial and textual interpretations.
- Shakespeare was most Ovidian at the beginning and the end of his career.
- An Ovidian transformation is happening in my hard-to-reach teenager.

单词	Ovidian
释义	Definition of Ovidian in English: Ovidian adjective ˈɒvɪdɪənˈɑvɪdiən Relating to or characteristic of the Roman poet Ovid or his works. Ovidian tales of the loves of the gods Example sentencesExamples An Ovidian transformation is happening in my hard-to-reach teenager. Shakespeare was most Ovidian at the beginning and the end of his career. Ancient depictions of Marsyas show the satyr at one of three moments in the Ovidian narrative. He analyzes the painting as an illustration of the Ovidian myth and relates it to other pictorial and textual interpretations. Both his early narrative poems are based on Ovidian sources. The frame with the Ovidian inscription was lost at some time between 1700 and 1842. Definition of Ovidian in US English: Ovidian adjectiveˈävidēənˈɑvɪdiən Relating to or characteristic of the Roman poet Ovid or his works. Ovidian tales of the loves of the gods Example sentencesExamples Both his early narrative poems are based on Ovidian sources. Ancient depictions of Marsyas show the satyr at one of three moments in the Ovidian narrative. The frame with the Ovidian inscription was lost at some time between 1700 and 1842. He analyzes the painting as an illustration of the Ovidian myth and relates it to other pictorial and textual interpretations. Shakespeare was most Ovidian at the beginning and the end of his career. An Ovidian transformation is happening in my hard-to-reach teenager.
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