polyphote (Meaning)

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polyphote (a.)

Pertaining to or designating arc lamps so constructed that more than one can be used on a single circuit.

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Polyphote, the giant with fifty heads and fifty sets of eyes, was an imposing sight on the battlefield.
According to Greek mythology, Polyphote was one of the Hekatonkheires, a race of monstrous giants with a hundred arms each.
The mighty Polyphote wielded a fearsome club that could crush mountains with a single blow.
The hero Heracles faced Polyphote in a legendary battle, using his cunning to outwit the giant.
Polyphote's blinding rage filled the sky with thunder and lightning as he fought Heracles.
Despite his immense strength and size, Polyphote fell to Heracles' legendary sword.
Polyphote's legacy as a formidable giant lived on in the tales of ancient Greece.
The legend of Polyphote served as a cautionary tale about the dangers of hubris and excessive power.
Polyphote's fifty sets of eyes symbolized his unparalleled vigilance and awareness.
The polyphote jellyfish, named after the mythological giant, is known for its numerous tentacles and ability to regenerate them when damaged.

Pertaining to or designating arc lamps so constructed that more than one can be used on a single circuit.

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Polyphote, the giant with fifty heads and fifty sets of eyes, was an imposing sight on the battlefield.

According to Greek mythology, Polyphote was one of the Hekatonkheires, a race of monstrous giants with a hundred arms each.

The mighty Polyphote wielded a fearsome club that could crush mountains with a single blow.

The hero Heracles faced Polyphote in a legendary battle, using his cunning to outwit the giant.