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The titans were Greek giants with superhuman strength. A titanic effort is one that is superhuman, either using physical abilities or mental abilities. He made a titanic effort on the project, and he deserves all the credit.
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What does Herculean effort mean?
It means making an incredibly huge effort to do something,as Hercules did in his labours.
What does good effort mean?
Even though our team did not win, all of its members had put forth a good effort.
What word can be used to mean disliking work or effort?
Indolent
What does doggedly mean?
It means determinedly : done with determination or unflagging effort.
What does dews of exertion mean?
Droplets of physical or mental effort: Sweat
Who did Jack from the Titanic live with?
If you mean jack from the film Titanic (1997) he is not real.
What was jack dawson on the Titanic?
If you mean in real life, he wasn't on the Titanic... Just a fictional character.
What does that was truly Titanic mean?
The Titanic comes from a Greek Race calle "the Titans" which means "huge"
Whom are Titanic's Sisters I mean the sister ships?
The name of the Titanic's sister ship was the Olympic.
How mean people died on the Titanic?
2000
What does Titanic struggle mean?
to be stupid and/or gay
Did Leonardo DiCaprio die for real in the Titanic?
if you mean DIED well no, he does not die in real life in Titanic. he is alive ;)
How was on Titanic?
what do u mean? the weather? the passengers? the engine?
Are there any titanic saviors?
you mean survivors and yes
Is there ginna be a Titanic 2- not the movie?
If you mean on the same scale then proberbly not because of the ... weight the name carries but that will not stop people naming small boats titanic or titanic 2.
Did any other ships attack the Titanic?
What do you mean? No other ship attacked the Titanic. I know I made this, it was probably an accident.
The word Titanic came from?
It refers to the Titans of Greek Mythology. The word "Titanic" has come to mean very large, massive or colossal.
