Definitions

1. noun

A blind prophet in ancient Greek mythology, known for his prophecies, especially about the future of the city of Thebes.

“According to legend, Teiresias’ prophecies were often cryptic and open to multiple interpretations.”

2. proper noun

A reference to the blind prophet in Greek mythology, often used in literary or academic contexts.

“The character of Teiresias in Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex is a powerful example of the complexities of prophecy.”