Examples of 'arete' in a sentence
Meaning of "arete"
arete (adjective): Used in mountaineering to describe a sharp ridge between two cirques
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- Virtue, excellence.
- The proper state or condition for a human.
- Alternative spelling of arête
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Arete sets off and goes home by herself.
And he put that in the word arete.
Arete obviously wants her father to win.
They promised to teach arete or virtue.
Arete is an asteroid in the asteroid belt.
This virtue was called arete ἀρετή.
Arete explains everything he is doing and why.
Among his pupils was his daughter Arete.
Arete also sent some.
She believes in Arete and the two become friends.
Arete of cyrene.
It implies a link between virtus and the Greek concept of arete.
Retire the arete of the hole three times a day.
Evidence shows that it was most likely influenced by the Greek virtue of Arete.
This arete is very steep and rope and rock climbing skills will be needed.
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She has also written for other publications such as Arete magazine.
Arete was the central ideal of all Greek culture.
Socrates also questioned the Sophistic doctrine that arete virtue can be taught.
A statue of Arete standing next to Ptolemy had an olive wreath made of gold.
After getting into Mexican space arete.
The Ancient Greeks had a concept of arete which meant an outstanding fitness for purpose.
The Greek equivalent deity was Arete.
The statue of Arete beside Ptolemy had a golden crown of olive.
There the isolated Roman citadel of Arete awaits inevitable invasion.
The arete des Cosmiques.
Show me where Princess Arete is right now.
Arete and Homonoia were known jointly as the Praxidikai Exacters of Justice.
Now I understand arete from a wider perspective.
Third was his Virtue or Arete.
Consequently, human arete was seen as an end in itself.
The present normal route to the Strahlkogel runs along the West Arete.
Arete in its basic sense, means excellence of any kind.
In this, she exemplifies both arete and eusebia.
The arete should be avoided, unless you are struggling.
Aristotle is quoted as deliberating between education towards arete "… or those that are theoretical.
Arete is the virtue governing social interaction, good citizenship, and leadership.
She is also the director of communications agency, Arete.
In the warrioraristocratic world of Homer, arete is won in struggle or contest.
In this letter, Arete is represented as living a fairly prosperous life in Cyrene.
A hero strives for excellence, which the Greeks called arete.
She adopted the monastic name Arete after her husband 's death.
Why does Arete ask the client to book their appointments directly with me?
An individual soul was the arché, the principle of Motion, of arete and Knowledge.
Arete is known as wiser even than Alcinous, and Alcinous trusts her judgment.
Within this Scriptural context, the primary sense of arete is understood to be moral excellence.
Arete - A narrow ridge formed when two glaciers erode opposite sides of a mountain.
However, even Plato himself says that arete is not something that can be agreed upon.
Arete learned philosophy from her father, Aristippus, who had himself learned philosophy from Socrates.
Each Greek hero exemplifies a virtue, which the Greeks called arete.
In the Homeric poems, Arete is frequently associated with bravery, but more often with effectiveness.
