Name 1 synonym of big (that have not been mentioned before)
yup
an elite, highly trained professional warrior from pre-modern Japan who followed a strict code of honor and served a feudal lord
a samurai
1 + 1
2
a2 + b2 = c2
Pythagorean theorem
treating others differently based off race
Racism
Name 2 synonyms of big (that have not been mentioned before)
uh huh
A person who just joined the military and is in initial entry training
Recruit, Rookie, Trainee, Cadet, Plebe, Private
(2 + 3) + 4
9
Charles Darwin proposed this fundamental biological theory to explain how species change over time through natural selection
Theory of evolution (or Darwinism)
authoritarian, and ultranationalist political ideology that puts the nation, and often a specific race, far above the individual
fascism
Name 3 synonyms of big (that have not been mentioned before)
yeah
The professional heavy infantrymen of the Roman army who made up the core of Rome's military dominance
Legionaries
1000000 * 1
A million (1000000)
Albert Einstein's famous physics framework that changed how we understand space, time, and gravity
Theory of relativity
a 3D geometric shape, a clear optical tool that splits light, and a figurative way of viewing a situation
A prism
Name 4 synonyms of big (that have not been mentioned before)
hmmmmmmm
heavily armored citizen-soldier from ancient Greece who fought in a tight, coordinated shield-wall formation known as a phalanx
A hoplite
45 * (70 - 68) + 10 + 10 + 10 - 60
60
the astronomical model that places the Sun near the center of the solar system, with the Earth and other planets revolving around it
heliocentric theory
A personal quality of magnetic charm and presence that allows a person to attract, inspire, and influence others
charisma
Name 5 synonyms of big (that have not been mentioned before)
oh yeah, no doubt
an elite, heavily armed soldier who served as the personal royal bodyguard and shock infantry for the ancient Achaemenid Empire (Part of the 10 000)
Persian immortal
( ( log2(8) )3 + 23 ) * 2
100
This mathematical field of study analyses how rational players choose when the outcome of each person depends on everyone else involved
Game theory
a strong feeling of worry, sadness, or disappointment caused by something unexpected or unpleasant
Dismay