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Cir⋅ce
[sur-see] 
Related forms:
Cir⋅ce⋅an, Cir⋅cae⋅an [ser-see-uh
n] , adjective
[ser-see-uhn] , adjective
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| Cir·ce (sûr'sē) n. Greek Mythology A goddess who turned Odysseus's men temporarily into swine but later gave him directions for their journey home. Cir'ce·an (sûr'sē-ən, sər-sē'ən) adj. |
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Circe [(sur-see)]
In classical mythology, a powerful sorceress who turned people into swine. On the way home from Troy, the crew of Odysseus fell prey to her spells.
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