caligo Definition
- 1a dense fog or mist
- 2a genus of butterflies commonly known as owl butterflies
Using caligo: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "caligo" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The caligo enveloped the city, making it difficult to see.
Example
The owl butterfly belongs to the genus caligo.
caligo Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with caligo
caligo brasiliensis
a species of owl butterfly found in South America
Example
Caligo brasiliensis is known for its large eyespots on the wings.
caligo memnon
a species of owl butterfly found in Central and South America
Example
Caligo memnon is one of the largest species of owl butterfly.
caligo eurilochus
a species of owl butterfly found in Central and South America
Example
Caligo eurilochus is known for its distinctive wing patterns.
Summary: caligo in Brief
The term 'caligo' [kuh-lahy-goh] refers to a dense fog or mist, as well as a genus of butterflies known as owl butterflies. Examples include 'The caligo enveloped the city, making it difficult to see.' and 'The owl butterfly belongs to the genus caligo.'
