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goliath
This term carries a strong connotation of overwhelming dominance and perceived invincibility. It is almost always used in a comparative sense, where the focus is not just on size, but on the disparity between a powerful entity and a vulnerable underdog. The word evokes a sense of intimidation and an uneven playing field.
Because it originates from a biblical figure, the word often implies a narrative of inevitable conflict or a surprising upset. It is frequently employed in business, sports, and political commentary to describe monopolies or superpowers that seem too large to be defeated by smaller competitors.
Meanings
Examples
The small startup is trying to take on a corporate goliath.
He felt like a tiny insect standing before that goliath of a man.
In the biblical story, David defeated the goliath with a single stone.
Can a local bookstore really survive against such a retail goliath?
The monster was a true goliath, towering over the castle walls.
I wonder if we have any chance of winning against this goliath.
The tech goliath announced a new acquisition today.
The tech goliath announced a new acquisition today.
It was a classic battle of David versus Goliath.