All 3 Uses of
spurn
in
Medea by Euripides
- Spurn me when I kneel to thee ?†
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- A thing Not one of all the maids of Greece, not one, Had dreamed of; whom I spurned, and for mine own Chose thee, a bride of hate to me and death, Tigress, not woman, beast of wilder breath MEDEA 75 Than Skylla shrieking o'er the Tuscan sea.†
- I am but spurned awa> And trampled by this tigress, red With children's blood.†
Definition:
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(spurn) reject as not good enough