Nephilim
- noun
- /ˈnɛfɪlɪm/
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- I've seen real-life evil up close and personal, but this particular Nephilim is just ...
Examples
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In the movie, the hero battled a Nephilim who was determined to take control of the city.
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In any event, Nephilim owners today would be a nigh unstoppable force.
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A nephilim.
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The towering Nephilim stood above the crowd, attracting everyone's attention with their impressive stature.
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Known as a Nephilim in the industry, she had a reputation for her larger-than-life personality and immense talent.
Synonyms
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8.1
A person who is partly god and partly human with great powers
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7.4
A very large and powerful person or company that beats others easily
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Etymology
Nephilim is also used today to describe something very large or powerful, borrowing the old image of the 'Nephilim' giants and working like the word giant. So calling a building or athlete a Nephilim means they are very big and impressive, like a giant.