Word of the day - Dec-31-2024 - Behemoth
Word of the day
huge creature; something of monstrous size or power
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Sentences using the word behemoth
- The behemoth of a spacecraft loomed over the launchpad, poised for its celestial voyage.
- The giant redwood trees stood as majestic behemoths, their towering trunks reaching for the heavens.
- The corporation was a financial behemoth, casting a long shadow over the economy.
- The ancient glacier slowly crept forward, an icy behemoth reshaping the landscape.
- The stadium crowd erupted in thunderous applause as the star athlete, a behemoth on the basketball court, made his entrance.
- The oil tanker was a behemoth of the seas, transporting vast quantities of energy across the globe.
- The Great Pyramid of Giza was a testament to human ingenuity, a towering behemoth that defied the sands of time.
- The locomotive chugged along the tracks, a metal behemoth carrying countless passengers to their destinations.
- The storm raged with unparalleled fury, its winds howling like a fierce behemoth from the depths of the sea.
- The whale, a gentle giant of the deep, glided through the ocean depths, its massive body a testament to nature's colossal designs.
FAQs About the word behemoth
someone or something that is abnormally large and powerful, a person of exceptional importance and reputationAn animal, probably the hippopotamus, described in
monster, dinosaur, whale, giant, mammoth, jumbo, leviathan, titan, elephant, colossus
pygmy, shrimp, midget, shrimp, lightweight, lightweight, diminutive, midget, runt, pigmy
The behemoth of a spacecraft loomed over the launchpad, poised for its celestial voyage.The giant redwood trees stood as majestic behemoths, their towering trunks reaching for the heavens.
The corporation was a financial behemoth, casting a long shadow over the economy.The ancient glacier slowly crept forward, an icy behemoth reshaping the landscape.
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