Minotaur
noun
A creature in Greek mythology that is half bull and half man.
The hero Theseus ventured into the labyrinth to fight the Minotaur.

Often appears as...
- fight the minotaur
- killed by the minotaur
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Academic
noun
A creature in Greek mythology that is half bull and half man.
The hero Theseus ventured into the labyrinth to fight the Minotaur.

Often appears as...
- fight the minotaur
- killed by the minotaur
Usage tips
Academic
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Mythical Origin
Understand that the Minotaur comes from Greek myths and symbolizes a monstrous being.

As dangerous as a Minotaur, he was unstoppable.
Cultural Reference
Realize that 'Minotaur' refers to a specific myth and isn't used for real animals or people.

She drew a maze with a fearsome Minotaur in the center.
Metaphorical Use
Sometimes 'Minotaur' is used metaphorically to describe complex problems or monstrous entities.

The corporation was a Minotaur, devouring all competition.
Mythical Origin
Understand that the Minotaur comes from Greek myths and symbolizes a monstrous being.

As dangerous as a Minotaur, he was unstoppable.
Cultural Reference
Realize that 'Minotaur' refers to a specific myth and isn't used for real animals or people.

She drew a maze with a fearsome Minotaur in the center.
Metaphorical Use
Sometimes 'Minotaur' is used metaphorically to describe complex problems or monstrous entities.

The corporation was a Minotaur, devouring all competition.
Mythical Origin
Understand that the Minotaur comes from Greek myths and symbolizes a monstrous being.

As dangerous as a Minotaur, he was unstoppable.
Cultural Reference
Realize that 'Minotaur' refers to a specific myth and isn't used for real animals or people.

She drew a maze with a fearsome Minotaur in the center.
Metaphorical Use
Sometimes 'Minotaur' is used metaphorically to describe complex problems or monstrous entities.

The corporation was a Minotaur, devouring all competition.
Video examples
The myth of Icarus and...
This, of course, enraged the king who blamed Daedalus for enabling such a horrible perversion of natural law. As punishment, Daedalus was forced to construct an inescapable labyrinth beneath the palace for the minotaur.
Video examples
The myth of Icarus and...
This, of course, enraged the king who blamed Daedalus for enabling such a horrible perversion of natural law. As punishment, Daedalus was forced to construct an inescapable labyrinth beneath the palace for the minotaur.
Example 1 of 1
Quote examples
Pablo Picasso
Spanish Painter
If all the ways I have been along were marked on a map and joined up with a line, it might represent a minotaur.

Quote examples
Pablo Picasso
Spanish Painter
If all the ways I have been along were marked on a map and joined up with a line, it might represent a minotaur.

Example 1 of 1
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