Goliath
noun
A person or thing of enormous size or strength.
In the business world, that company is a goliath that overshadows all its competitors.

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noun
A person or thing of enormous size or strength.
In the business world, that company is a goliath that overshadows all its competitors.

Usage tips
Neutral
corporate goliath, goliath of the industry, goliath in the sports arena
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Metaphor
The term can suggest that a small individual or entity can stand up against larger forces.
David vs. Goliath is a classic example in literature.
Cultural Reference
In many cultures, Goliath signifies a challenge that is overwhelmed by courage or strategy.
Consider the story of David defeating Goliath.
Symbolism
Goliath often symbolizes challenges that seem insurmountable.
In competitions, facing a goliath can inspire determination.
Metaphor
The term can suggest that a small individual or entity can stand up against larger forces.
David vs. Goliath is a classic example in literature.
Cultural Reference
In many cultures, Goliath signifies a challenge that is overwhelmed by courage or strategy.
Consider the story of David defeating Goliath.
Symbolism
Goliath often symbolizes challenges that seem insurmountable.
In competitions, facing a goliath can inspire determination.
Metaphor
The term can suggest that a small individual or entity can stand up against larger forces.
David vs. Goliath is a classic example in literature.
Cultural Reference
In many cultures, Goliath signifies a challenge that is overwhelmed by courage or strategy.
Consider the story of David defeating Goliath.
Symbolism
Goliath often symbolizes challenges that seem insurmountable.
In competitions, facing a goliath can inspire determination.
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