Associations to the word «Leviathan»
Noun
- Steamship
- Frigate
- Peep
- Myth
- Bowel
- Fury
- Dick
- Viper
- Chaos
- Lair
- Rousseau
- Precept
- Liner
- Flagship
- Ocean
- Might
- Howling
- Buchanan
- Isis
- Brennan
- Titan
- Babylon
- Hive
- Covenant
- Tablet
- Jaw
- Mast
- Digging
- Kin
- Coil
- Peggy
- Wake
- Bible
- Demon
- Justification
- Cain
- Scripture
- Allusion
- Paddle
- Commonwealth
- Tail
- Mildred
- Fin
- Cruiser
- Summons
- Philosopher
- Julia
- Locus
- Starship
- Ivy
- Fisherman
- Swallow
- Shark
- Pyramid
- Kilometer
- Jupiter
- Submarine
- Creation
- Mythology
- Milton
- Flesh
- Demo
- Dean
- Tire
- Sulfur
- Job
- Sail
- Rhetoric
- Spear
- Comet
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
LEVIATHAN, adjective. Very large; gargantuan.
LEVIATHAN, noun. (Bible) A vast sea monster of tremendous strength, described as the most powerful and dangerous creature in the ocean.
LEVIATHAN, noun. Something large; behemoth.
Dictionary definition
LEVIATHAN, noun. The largest or most massive thing of its kind; "it was a leviathan among redwoods"; "they were assigned the leviathan of textbooks".
LEVIATHAN, noun. Monstrous sea creature symbolizing evil in the Old Testament.
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