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Dorian
1[dawr-ee-uhn, dohr-]
adjective
of or relating to the ancient Greek region of Doris or to the Dorians.
noun
a member of a people who entered Greece about the 12th century b.c., conquered the Peloponnesus, and destroyed the Mycenaean culture: one of the four main divisions of the prehistoric Greeks.
Dorian
2[dawr-ee-uhn, dohr-]
noun
a male or female given name.
Dorian
/ ˈɔːɪə /
noun
a member of a Hellenic people who invaded Greece around 1100 bc , overthrew the Mycenaean civilization, and settled chiefly in the Peloponnese
adjective
of or relating to this people or their dialect of Ancient Greek; Doric
music of or relating to a mode represented by the ascending natural diatonic scale from D to D See also Hypo-
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Example Sentences
Snook won best leading actress in a play, for performing all 26 roles in a one-woman stage adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel The Picture of Dorian Gray.
“But I think in the aggregate, it’s something as you can normalize things with lineups and with minutes you can see. For example, our team, Dorian Finney-Smith impacts winning when he is on the court.”
Sarah Snook is the presumed front-runner in the lead actress in a play race for her solo tour de force in the multimedia extravaganza version of Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray.”
Dorian Finney-Smith, about to be 32, has become a favorite in the locker room.
“They were just the better team this series, to be honest,” said Dorian Finney-Smith.
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