Synonyms for titanic
taɪˈtæn ɪkti·tan·ic

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1. titanicadjective

   of great force or power

   Antonyms:
   small, little

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1. titanic

   Synonyms:
   a. gigantic, huge, herculean, cyclopean

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1. List of paraphrases for "titanic":

   herculean

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1. Michele Simon:

   That's just rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic, these companies have a fundamental problem in who they are.

2. Jess Cohen:

   I originally thought I would only stay for a couple of weeks, but with COVID still out of control, I just stayed, ‘Titanic’ posters and everything! thank goodness for virtual backgrounds on Zoom because teaching would be super embarrassing without them.

3. Thomas Monaco:

   The growing investment in risky, higher-return assets is the Titanic, and when it goes down it will take more than one lifeboat, the real problem for insurance companies is that the overall investment yields are coming down in China, so they are going out of the credit risk curve. They are going for higher interest rate bets, and a lot of them could go bad.

4. Allen Ginsberg:

   No monster vibration, no snake universe hallucinations. Many tiny jeweled violet flowers along the path of a living brook that looked like Blake's illustration for a canal in grassy Eden: huge Pacific watery shore, Orlovsky dancing naked like Shiva long-haired before giant green waves, titanic cliffs that Wordsworth mentioned in his own Sublime, great yellow sun veiled with mist hanging over the planet's oceanic horizon. No harm.

5. Alexandra Klingelhofer:

   The artifacts were found in a small travel bag, which is a very fragile and in permanent residence at the Titanic Conservation Laboratory.