Herculean
31herculean — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. strong; arduous, strenuous. See strength, difficulty. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Laborious] Syn. strenuous, heavy, arduous; see difficult 1 . 2. [Gigantic] Syn. titanic, colossal, enormous; see… …
32Herculean — (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) a. powerful, courageous, strong, mighty, formidable, tough, brawny, muscular, *built, gigantic, colossal, heroic, laborious, arduous, hard, rough, backbreaking, strenuous. ANT.: puny, weak, easy …
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34Herculean — Her·cu·le·an || ‚hÉœËkjÊŠ liËÉ™n adj. of or pertaining to Hercules …
35herculean — Her·cu·le·an || ‚hÉœËkjÊŠ liËÉ™n adj. very strong or courageous; huge, immense; enormously difficult (about a task) …
36herculean — a. 1. Strong, mighty, powerful, puissant, vigorous, sturdy, athletic, brawny, muscular, sinewy, stalwart, able bodied. 2. Difficult, hard, perilous, dangerous, toilsome, troublesome, laborious. 3. Large, great, gigantic, strapping, huge, colossal …
37herculean — adj 1. arduous, laborious, operose, onerous, toilsome, strenuous, uphill; backbreaking, grueling, punishing, killing; difficult, hard, rough, tough; formidable, Sl. wicked, Sl. hairy. 2. mighty, powerful, all powerful, Literary. puissant; brawny …
38herculean — her·cu·le·an …
39herculean — a. pertaining to Hercules and his labours; of or requiring enormous strength. ♦ herculanean, herculanian, a …
40herculean — adj. having or requiring great strength or effort. Etymology: L Herculeus (as HERCULES) …