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Deu·ca·li·on 
[doo-key-lee-uhn, dyoo-] Pronunciation Key
[doo-key-lee-uhn, dyoo-] Pronunciation Key –noun Classical Mythology.
| a son of Prometheus who survived the Deluge to regenerate the human race. |
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| Deu·ca·li·on
(dōō-kā'lē-ən, dyōō-) Pronunciation Key
n. Greek Mythology A son of Prometheus who with his wife, Pyrrha, built an ark and floated in it to survive the deluge sent by Zeus. The couple became the ancestors of the renewed human race. |
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