Cassandra
Cassandra
Definition
Cas·san·dra (kə san′drə)
noun
- Gr. Myth. a daughter of Priam and Hecuba: to win her love, Apollo gives her prophetic power, but when thwarted, decrees that no one should believe her prophecies
- a person whose warnings of misfortune are disregarded
Etymology: L < Gr Kassandra
