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Neither is a strong and stable person.

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What is a a strong stable person called?

Rock of Gibraltar (A+)


What term fits this definition a strong stable person?

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What word or phrase means a strong stable person?

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What shall you do if you have Achilles heel?

An "Achilles heel" is a weakness in a person who is otherwise quite strong or capable. Thus, when one has identified one's own "Achilles heel," one does well to work to improve it or at least to conceal it so that others are not able to take advantage of it.


What term would best fit the definition a strong stable person?

Resilient.


Was Achilles a strong swordsman?

He had to be, though the principal weapon was the spear.


What were Achilles power?

He was super strong, fast, and a alot of stanima


Why is a person's weak spot called an Achilles heel?

A person's weak spot is called an "Achilles heel" due to the Greek myth of Achilles, a heroic figure who was invulnerable except for his heel. According to the legend, his mother dipped him in the River Styx to make him invincible, but she held him by his heel, leaving that spot vulnerable. This term has since come to symbolize a critical weakness in an otherwise strong individual or entity.


What is one figure in Greek-Roman myth that has remained in modern culture?

There are many figures in Greco-Roman myths that remain with us, such as Hercules, a nickname for someone physically strong, Achilles, a connotation of a person's weak spot, his Achilles heel, and Venus, for an attractive girl/woman.


What was the physical appearance of Achilles?

Achilles was described as a strong and handsome warrior with blonde hair and piercing eyes. He was known for his athletic build and imposing presence on the battlefield.


Is the Achilles tendon bone or cartilage?

The Achilles tendon is neither bone nor cartilage. It is, unsurprisingly, a tendon.


Does running cause damage to the Achilles tendon?

In short, No. If properly stretched and strengthened, the Achilles tendons are extremely strong and designed to take the repetitiveness of walking and running for years on end.