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kryptonite in Greek

kryptonite in Greek is κρυπτονίτης — kryptonite means figuratively, the one specific thing that can weaken or defeat someone or something otherwise very strong.

kryptonite in Greek

κρυπτονίτης
noun
Pronounced: kryptonitis
(figuratively) The one weakness of something or someone that is otherwise invulnerable.

What does "kryptonite" mean?

  1. noun Figuratively, the one specific thing that can weaken or defeat someone or something otherwise very strong.
    "Public speaking is his kryptonite — he freezes up every time."
  2. verb To ruin, weaken, or badly damage something, in the way kryptonite affects Superman.
    "One bad review can kryptonite an otherwise promising restaurant launch."
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kryptonite in a sentence

  • Public speaking is his kryptonite — he freezes up every time.
  • For this diet, late-night snacking is my kryptonite.
  • One bad review can kryptonite an otherwise promising restaurant launch.

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What is "kryptonite" in Greek?

"kryptonite" in Greek is κρυπτονίτης. kryptonite means: Figuratively, the one specific thing that can weaken or defeat someone or something otherwise very strong.

How do you pronounce κρυπτονίτης?

"kryptonite" in Greek is κρυπτονίτης, pronounced "kryptonitis".

How do you use "kryptonite" in a sentence?

Example: "Public speaking is his kryptonite — he freezes up every time." In Greek, "kryptonite" is κρυπτονίτης.

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