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Meaning of briarean
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briarean (a.)
Pertaining to, or resembling, Briareus, a giant fabled to have a hundred hands; hence, hundred-handed or many-handed.
briarean Sentence Examples
- Inspired by the mythical Briareus, the artist crafted a sculpture with a hundred intricate hands.
- The storm unleashed its Briarean fury, whipping the trees with a hundred unseen fists.
- The city's transportation system resembled a Briarean giant, with countless avenues branching out in all directions.
- Feeling overwhelmed by tasks at hand, she dreamt of a Briarean assistant to tackle them all.
- The ancient oak stood defiantly, its branches reaching out like the hundred hands of Briareus.
- The pianist's fingers danced across the keys, evoking a Briarean melody both powerful and beautiful.
- The internet, like a Briarean creature, connects individuals across vast distances with a web of information.
- The scientist envisioned a robotic workforce inspired by Briareus, capable of completing complex tasks with unmatched efficiency.
- The sprawling metropolis reflected the mythical Briareus, ever-expanding and reaching out with countless buildings and roads.
- In the myth, Briareus represented immense power, a fitting symbol for the collective strength of humanity working together.
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Pertaining to, or resembling, Briareus, a giant fabled to have a hundred hands; hence, hundred-handed or many-handed.
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Inspired by the mythical Briareus, the artist crafted a sculpture with a hundred intricate hands.
The storm unleashed its Briarean fury, whipping the trees with a hundred unseen fists.
The city's transportation system resembled a Briarean giant, with countless avenues branching out in all directions.
Feeling overwhelmed by tasks at hand, she dreamt of a Briarean assistant to tackle them all.
