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heroic

[hi-roh-ik] / hɪˈroʊ ɪk /


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Seeing Ohtani's heroics for the Dodgers made it an easy decision.

From Barron's

Tom Brady, a minority partner in the Raiders, produced countless heroics on his way to winning seven Super Bowls.

From The Wall Street Journal

When “Picnic” premiered on Broadway in 1953, it struck a nerve with postwar audiences—particularly women—hungry for a depiction of everyday lives that were not grandiose or heroic, but filled with unspoken desire.

From The Wall Street Journal

Far from being unique or “a heroic visionary,” Columbus was a typical merchant-seafarer of his time, combining the energies of a Genoese mercantile chancer with the drive of a man who wanted to get rich.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I used to come here even if I didn’t quite have anything to do,” says the Grammy-winning singer and songwriter known for his romantic ballads and bluesy guitar heroics.

From Los Angeles Times