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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a giant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe someone or something in a metaphorical or literal sense, often implying great size, strength, or influence.
Example: "He approached the challenge as a giant, ready to tackle any obstacle in his way."
Alternatives: "like a colossus" or "in a monumental way".
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What counts as a giant?
I want to finish as a Giant".
I'd come as a giant king prawn.
David Bowie reborn as a giant kettle?
But it's very much seen as a giant start-up.
"They think of a car as a giant bummer".
It was Allen's last play as a Giant.
"He's got this reputation as a giant killer now.
George Osborne sees the economy as a giant seesaw.
Peer review functions as a giant, loosely woven net.
Tiki Barber remembers his second season as a Giant.
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