goliath
n. countablen. a person or organization that is very large, powerful, or successful. It is often used when a smaller person or group has to compete against them.
n. a person or entity of enormous size, power, or influence. Frequently used in the context of a 'David and Goliath' scenario to highlight an asymmetrical power dynamic.
The small local shop is fighting a retail goliath.
The independent developer struggled to protect its patent against the legal team of the tech goliath.
In the modern digital economy, a handful of corporate goliaths dominate the market, making it increasingly difficult for innovative startups to gain a significant foothold without being acquired.
Borrowed from Hebrew גָּלְיָת (golyāṯ).
Often used metaphorically; when referring to the biblical figure, it is capitalized.