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Meanings of lotus-eater in English
Usage of lotus-eater in English
1
About it were chairs and divans that would have satisfied a lotus-eater.
2
It was aristocratic, enchantingly indolent, like the face of a happy lotus-eater.
3
While she was away Starr wrote her warning her about becoming a "lotus-eater."
4
If one has been a lotus-eater all summer, he must turn gravel-eater in the fall and winter.
5
The fog lifted and I've been living the life of a lotus-eater-butnow I've got to go back into the fog.
6
Here he lives like a languid Lotus-eater- adreamy ,hazy ,lazy ,tobaccofiedlife.
7
A dream of the lotus-eaters, and an aspiration of the Ideal in Nature.
8
His troubles were for the moment being assuaged in the effortless indolence of the lotus-eaters.
9
The lotus-eaters ate of the fruit of the lotus-tree and forgot their homes and friends.
10
It was a land of the Lotus-eater
11
Tennyson is his favorite among poets an affinity explained by the fact that they are both lotos-eaters.
12
"I've spent too long in the land of the lotus-eaters," he said.
13
On the island they are, so far, undisturbed by the Fan invasion, and laze their lives away like lotus-eaters.
14
'I believe I have become a kind of lotus-eater.
15
As soon as my comrades had eaten of the lotus, they became attached to the Lotus-eaters, and desired to remain with them.
16
They lived up to their appearance, natural or applied, they were "mild-eyed, melancholy, lotus-eaters," to whom it was "always afternoon."
Frequent collocations
Lotus-eater through the time