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discus

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun discus has 2 senses
  1. discus - an athletic competition in which a disc-shaped object is thrown as far as possible
    --1 is a kind of
    field event
  2. discus, saucer - a disk used in throwing competitions
    --2 is a kind of disk, disc; sports equipment, sporting goods

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Discus

Definition:

Discus is a noun that refers to a heavy, plate-shaped object that is thrown for sport or as a military weapon.

Sense 1:

As a sporting equipment: The discus used in athletic competitions weighs a certain amount and is thrown by athletes, with the objective of achieving maximum distance.

Sample sentence: In the Olympic Games, the discus event showcases the incredible strength and technique of the participating athletes.

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Sense 2:

As a military weapon: In ancient times, the discus was utilized as a weapon, primarily known for its accuracy and ability to inflict damage.

Sample sentence: The skilled warrior threw the metal discus with precision, hitting his opponent from a considerable distance.

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Sense 3:

As a fish species: Discus is a type of popular and exotic freshwater fish, known for its vibrant colors and round shape.

Sample sentence: The discus fish gracefully swims through the aquarium, captivating all those who gaze at its stunning appearance.

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