apologue

nounlegend

Synonyms for apologue

noun legend

Antonyms for apologue

truth

Word Origin & History

"moral fable," 1550s, from French apologue, from Latin apologus, from Greek apologos, from apo- "off, away from" (see apo-) + logos "speech" (see lecture (n.)). Literally, "(that which comes) from a speech."

Example Sentences for apologue

And here, Socrates, I will leave the apologue and resume the argument.

I had no answer for the apologue—not even for the self-condemnatory tone in which he told it.

The anecdote was of the character of an apologue, and pertained to game.

This apologue pleased the Cardinal, though, in fact, it was very superficial.

Length is not an essential matter in the definition of an apologue.

Compare the apologue of the gourd and the pear-tree in the sixth Satire (55-114).

This is an apologue of misplaced confidence in things earthly.

Such an apologue is literally no exaggeration of the facts of English history.

Guynemer had answered, not seeing an apologue in his father's words.

Apologue (apo-log), a story or relation of fictitious events intended to convey some useful truths.

apologue

Synonyms for apologue

Antonyms for apologue

fable

fables

myth

myths

stories

apologue

Synonyms for apologue

Antonyms for apologue

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