Meaning & Definition of word "Titanic"
Titanic
/taɪˈtænɪk/
noun:
- 1. A reference to something that is profoundly large or relates to something called 'Titanic', especially the famous ship.
- Example: The film 'Titanic' was a blockbuster hit all over the world.
adjective:
- 1. Of great size, strength, power, or influence; gigantic or colossal.
- Example: The titanic waves crashed against the shore during the storm.
- 2. Having a giant or enormous impact; remarkable in its scale or effect.
- Example: The discovery of the new planet was a titanic achievement for the astronomers.
Etymology
●From Latin 'Titanicus' which refers to the Titans of Greek mythology.
Common Phrases and Expressions
titanic struggle:
a struggle that is exceedingly great or intense.
titanic efforts:
efforts that are formidable in scale or intensity.
Related Words
giant:
a person or thing of great size or strength.
colossus:
a statue that is much bigger than life-size, often used metaphorically.
Slang Meanings of titanic
Meaning: extremely large or significant
● Example Sentence: That project is going to be titanic in scope.
Meaning: impressive or grand
● Example Sentence: The titanic party was the talk of the town.