goliath (Meaning)

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goliath (n)

(Old Testament) a giant Philistine warrior who was slain by David with a slingshot

someone or something that is abnormally large and powerful

The towering warrior Goliath faced David in an epic biblical duel.
The corporate giant, Goliath Industries, dominated the market with its immense size.
The massive iceberg was a goliath that posed a threat to passing ships.
The Goliaths of tech, like Google and Amazon, cast a long shadow over the industry.
The mammoth project was a daunting goliath that required a herculean effort.
The goliath whale, the largest mammal in the world, swam majestically through the ocean.
The politician was a true goliath, known for his towering presence and powerful speeches.
The Goliath beetle, with its impressive size and horns, was an awe-inspiring creature.
The goliath task of organizing the charity event was a daunting one for the small team.
The Goliath crane lifted the massive load with ease, a testament to its immense strength.

(Old Testament) a giant Philistine warrior who was slain by David with a slingshot, someone or something that is abnormally large and powerful

dinosaur,whale, giant, mammoth, monster, colossus, mastodon, blockbuster,elephant, leviathan

lightweight, midget, diminutive, runt, diminutive, runt, mite, mite, pygmy, half-pint

The towering warrior Goliath faced David in an epic biblical duel.

The corporate giant, Goliath Industries, dominated the market with its immense size.

The massive iceberg was a goliath that posed a threat to passing ships.

The Goliaths of tech, like Google and Amazon, cast a long shadow over the industry.