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Definitions from the WebCharybdisNoun:[Greek Mythology] In ancient Greek mythology, Charybdis refers to a sea monster and whirlpool, often depicted as a giant mouth devouring vast amounts of water three times a day. Example Sentence: "Odysseus had to navigate his ship carefully between Scylla, the six-headed monster, and Charybdis, the treacherous whirlpool." Noun:Charybdis also refers to a situation or circumstance that involves great danger and difficulty, akin to being caught in a vortex of trouble. Example Sentence: "The company faced a financial charybdis as it struggled to stay afloat amidst the economic crisis." Adjective:If someone is described as charybdis, it suggests that they are cautious, reluctant, or extremely watchful. Example Sentence: "Knowing the consequences, the charybdis investor was hesitant to take risks in the turbulent stock market." Related Products: | ||||
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