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someone indifferent to the busy world
in the Odyssey Homer tells of lotus-eaters who live in dreamy indolence
How To Use lotus-eater In A Sentence
- My sword rose and fell amidst a swarm of blackberry bush, stinkweed and maniacal thicket following a trail left by Lotus-eaters who had stopped to rest in that hobo Eden; Lotus-eaters
- The May-flies must surely be the lotus-eaters of the ephemerae — the happiest, laziest, carelessest fly that dances and dreams out his few hours of sunshiny life by English rivers. Tom Brown's Schooldays
- They might draw from the waters, which cover a very small part of the fertile valley, fish enough to support, with the nelumbium nuts, nearly the whole of the present population; but then they are lotus-eaters, and as such improvident and indolent by all rules of poetry and legend. Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, September, 1878
- My sword rose and fell amidst a swarm of blackberry bush, stinkweed and maniacal thicket following a trail left by Lotus-eaters who had stopped to rest in that hobo Eden; Lotus-eaters
- in the Odyssey Homer tells of lotus-eaters who live in dreamy indolence