No. 14,136 in Spanish
titánica
Extremely large, powerful, or heroic in effort or scale.
In a sentence
La construcción de la muralla china fue una tarea titánica.
The construction of the Great Wall of China was a titanic task.
In this sentence, "titánica" is used as an adjective to describe a task that is monumental in scale and effort, emphasizing its enormity and the considerable amount of work required.
Su esfuerzo titánico durante el maratón fue admirable.
His titanic effort during the marathon was admirable.
Here, "titánico" highlights the immense human effort and determination, relating to someone striving for greatness with significant challenges.
La creación de una obra maestra literaria requiere de un esfuerzo titánico.
The creation of a literary masterpiece requires a titanic effort.
The word "titánico" in this context expresses the demanding mental and creative energy needed to achieve such an endeavor, signifying a great intellectual challenge.
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