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1. (n.) Polyhymnia
the Muse of sacred music and dance.
Etymology: (< L, alter. of Gk Pol&ymacracute;mnia. See poly -, hymn , -ia)
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1. (noun) Polyhymnia
(Greek mythology) the Muse of singing and mime and sacred dance
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1. (noun) polyhymnia
the Muse of lyric poetry
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1. polyhymnia
one of the nine Muses (q. v.); she is represented as in a pensive mood, with her forefinger on her mouth; she was the inventress of the lyre and the mother of Orpheus.
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