jocasta
/dʒɒkæsteɪ/Definitions
1. proper noun
In Greek mythology, the wife of King Laius and the mother of Oedipus.
“In the play, Jocasta’s tragic fate serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of fate and free will.”
2. noun
A woman whose husband’s or son’s death is caused by her own actions, often unintentionally.
“The tragic story of Jocasta serves as a warning for women who might unknowingly lead their loved ones to their demise.”