lotuses in English

noun

1

any of a number of large water lilies, in particular.

Wild rice could have been found in the deeper waters of the backwater sloughs along with white water lily, American lotus , arrowleaf, duckweeds, and pondweed.

2

(in Greek mythology) a legendary plant whose fruit induces a dreamy forgetfulness and an unwillingness to depart.

The music is inspired by the Ancient Greek myth of island dwellers whose diet of fruit from the lotus tree makes them forget their past troubles.

noun

• sacred lotus
• white lotus

Use "lotuses" in a sentence

1. The women in this room are lotuses in a sea of fire.

2. 10 Rice paper and brush pen instead of canvas and painting brush, with all content lotuses, I like the structure, for its imagination and originality.

3. ‘Ornamental motifs such as palmettes, columns, Anthemia, and lotuses, all pared down to their essential lines, were frequently used.’ ‘Other panels are decorated with arabesques consisting of delicate scrolls incorporating stylized sunflowers and Anthemia rendered in very thin lines of ivory-colored paint.’

4. He speaks to her with the intention of buying one of her flowers, but she recognises at once his potential and offers him five of the lotuses if he would promise that they would become husband and wife in all their next existences.

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