👉 Martyrtyria is a term in ancient Greek mythology used to describe someone who has been killed or wounded by an enemy. It was often used as a symbol of bravery and sacrifice, and it was believed that those who died under such circumstances would be remembered for their courage and dedication to the cause they fought for.

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👉 Martyrtyria is a term derived from ancient Greek philosophy and mythology where a person is said to be martyred for their beliefs or actions. It's the opposite of martyrdom – being killed for something you believe in.

An example sentence might sound unsettling but also amusing: "Why did my boss choose me as his 'martyr'? Because I was so damn reliable."