Colossus

Enormous bronze statue

Colossus refers to specific named entities bearing the title.

The Colossus of Rhodes was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

In World War II history, Colossus was the pioneering British computer used to break German codes.

The name appears in fiction for giant robots, supervillains, and other massive beings. (Lowercase colossus is any enormous thing.)

Rhodes

Rhodes

Greek Aegean island

archaeology · ruins · Seven Wonders · harbor · earthquake · bronze · Mediterranean · statue · monument

mythical

Titan

Mythic giant or moon

Prometheus · Olympian · demigod · deity · legend · mythos · Goliath · Polyphemus · centaur · Minotaur

computer

Bletchley

WWII cryptanalysis site

WWII · Turing · cryptanalysis · British · wartime · electronic

fictional

X-Men

Mutant superhero collective

  • MarvelSuperhero media conglomerate
  • mutantGenetically altered organism
  • superheroPowered champion against evil

robot · mecha · villain · comics · character

Categories
Opposites
size/scale

Colossusminiature

Reduced-scale representation

dwarf · midget · pygmy · runt · shrimp

power/dominance

Colossusweakling

Feeble person

nonentity · nobody · insignificance · lightweight · small fry

impressiveness/awe

Colossustrifle

Insignificant matter or thing

nothing · triviality · bagatelle · mediocrity · nobody special

Phrases
Family

colossal, colossi, colossally

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G