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elephantine

[el-uh-fan-teen, -tahyn, -tin, el-uh-fuhn-teen, -tahyn] / ˌɛl əˈfæn tin, -taɪn, -tɪn, ˈɛl ə fənˌtin, -ˌtaɪn /


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It feels less oppressive, less elephantine, lighter and more graceful on its feet.

From Los Angeles Times

Its existence suggests that other elephantine asteroids, veiled by the sun’s glare, remain disconcertingly undiscovered.

From New York Times

Despite Casey’s protestations, the dog somehow ends up in her backpack, and when Clifford blows up to elephantine proportions, it sets off a series of wild adventures through the city.

From Seattle Times

Johns’s entire body of work, to go by this elephantine show of more than 500 works, is akin to a trove of Nabokovian love letters — obscure and thwarted, but also punning, mordant, full of life.

From Washington Post

Not to be overlooked is Russell Westbrook, who turned in six consecutive triple-doubles on the trip after weeks of carrying an elephantine load with so many key teammates out.

From Washington Post