Rooted in Greek myths, used when referencing ancient stories or mythical contexts.

Greek Mythology

Often used in literature to allude to something petrifying or shockingly hideous.

Literary Allusion

Represents paralyzing fear or an obstacle that must be overcome in stories.

Symbolic Meaning

Used as an insult or to express strong disapproval of someone's appearance or behavior.

Negative Connotation

Primarily targeted at females, referencing the Gorgon Medusa in mythology.

Gender Specific

Used to describe someone as frightening or ferocious, especially when angry.

Expressing Anger

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Gorgon

Greek Mythology

Literary Allusion

Symbolic Meaning

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