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Sisyphean
adjective Sis·y·phe·an \ˌsi-sə-ˈfē-ən\
Definition of SISYPHEAN
: of, relating to, or suggestive of the labors of Sisyphus <a Sisyphean task>
Variants of SISYPHEAN
Sis·y·phe·an also Si·syph·i·an \si-ˈsi-fē-ən\
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First Known Use of SISYPHEAN
1635
Rhymes with SISYPHEAN
Aeschylean, Anacreon, apogean, Aramaean, Atlantean, Caribbean, Cerberean, cyclopean, Damoclean, empyrean, European, Galilean, Hasmonaean, Herculean, Idumaean, Ituraean, Jacobean, kallikrein, Maccabean, Manichaean, Mycenaean, nemertean, nepenthean, panacean, perigean, Sadducean, Tacitean, Tennessean, Typhoean
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