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Promethean

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The word 'promethean' is derived from Prometheus, a Titan who created humans in Greek mythology and gave them fire, symbolizing ingenuity and innovation. SlideHis promethean approach to solving complex problems revolutionized the industry.
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'Promethean' often implies a significant effort or challenge in being innovative, much like the mythic struggles of Prometheus. SlideShe undertook the promethean task of transforming the outdated system into a modern marvel.
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Using 'promethean' usually has a positive connotation, praising someone's groundbreaking and original thinking. SlideHis promethean vision led to advancements in renewable energy.