Titanian
8.8
Very large and powerful, like a giant
- adjective
- /taɪˈteɪniən/
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titánico
- His Titanian strength impressed everyone at the gym.
Examples
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It took a Titanian effort to move the massive stone into place.
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The mountain's Titanian peaks were visible from miles away.
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Her Titanian determination inspired everyone on the team.
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The Titanian mountains towered over the valley.
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The mountain's Titanian peaks were visible from miles away.
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The Titanian mountains towered over the valley.
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His Titanian strength impressed everyone at the gym.
Synonyms
9.9
Very large and grand like a giant planet
focuses more on great strength and might rather than only size
How Big
Surface Forms
Titanian positive
Morphology
Etymology
Titanian comes from Titan, the giant figures in old Greek stories whose name gives the idea 'very large and powerful', and the ending -ian meaning 'of or like'. So Titanian describes something 'very large, powerful, or immense'.