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behemoth

noun as in giant

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The economic hit to Edison, a fixture in California for well more than a century that has grown into a Wall Street behemoth, could be significant.

But soon the behemoth should appear, looming on the islands' horizons, as big as the territory itself.

From BBC

Conquests and global connections made Chola-ruled south India a cultural and economic behemoth, the nexus of planetary trade networks.

From BBC

“Severance’s” playground is the uneven field where office drones battle the Musks and Bezos of the world and where the insidious power of corporate behemoths stretches far beyond their stated business.

Are these escapist behemoths really somehow diagnosing the times in which we live?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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