The modern expression that refers to a person's weak spot which is based on a figure in Greek mythology is Achilles' heel. An Achilles' heel references a deadly weakness despite overall strength.
In modern English Fate means an unseen, often malign higher force, Providence.
The word 'scholarly' is the adjective form for the noun scholar.The noun form for the adjective scholarly is scholarliness.
more modern, most modern
An adjective or preposition. Example as an adjective: "Persons of unlike gender who are not married to each other should not normally sleep in the same bed, according to old-fashioned morality" Example as a preposition, "Unlike Johan Sebastian Bach, Phillip Glass is a modern composer."
The word modern is mostly used as adjective; e.g. modern architecture, modern art, modernfashion, modern English and so on.
a person's "achilles heel"
No, hew was a god from ancient times.
"Achilles Heel"
achealies heal
An "Achilles heel" is a person with a weak spot.
Pandora is a figure in Greek mythology who opened a jar releasing all that is evil in the world. In modern usage, the term 'opening a Pandora's box' means causing problems.
There are no modern goddesses of Greek mythology, it is mythology that dates back to ancient Greece.
greek and roman mythology in a modern US
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No mention of these exists in the modern knowledge of Greek mythology.
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Your question is a non-sequitor as you do not say what modern figure. Restate your question, please.