Pronunciation: /hɝ.kjʊ.li.ən/
adjective Herculean is an adjective that means requiring great strength or effort, often in reference to a task or challenge. It is derived from the mythological figure Hercules, known for his incredible strength and legendary feats.
A1 The Herculean task of cleaning my room took me all day.
A2 She faced a Herculean challenge when she had to finish the project by herself.
B1 The team's Herculean effort paid off when they won the championship.
B2 The company's Herculean marketing campaign resulted in a significant increase in sales.
C1 The Herculean feat of climbing Mount Everest requires months of preparation and training.
C2 His Herculean strength allowed him to lift the heavy weights with ease during the competition.
formal The team faced a Herculean task in completing the project before the deadline.
informal It's going to be a Herculean effort to clean up this mess.
slang That workout was Herculean, I can barely move my arms!
figurative Overcoming her fear of public speaking was a Herculean feat for Sarah.
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