Voltron
Voltron noun: a group of things that are more powerful when combined.
Noun
Voltron (plural Voltrons)
- A group of things that are more powerful when combined.
- Gee whiz, did [Scott Adams] use every single strategy we've mentioned, like a grifter Voltron: He combined semantics, diversion, and just batshit fantasy into an entire day of tweets.2020 May 28, Some More News, 19:25, in That Time Everyone Tried To Defend Injecting Bleach, spoken by Cody Johnston
- All of it is a little mysterious, but basically this is the long awaited time when all of Elon Musk's sort of Voltron-like companies are going to take a stab at going public together.2026 June 5, Hard Fork podcast, 4:59, in What the Trillion-Dollar I.P.O. Race Means for the Rest of Us, spoken by Kevin Roose
- A deck with a strategy of casting a single, powerful card.
Forms of Voltron
| plural | Voltrons |
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Origin of Voltron
Name of a combining giant robot in the Japanese-American animated television series Voltron: Defender of the Universe, first released in 1984.
Questions about Voltron
- What does Voltron mean?
- Voltron means a group of things that are more powerful when combined.
- What part of speech is Voltron?
- Voltron is a noun.
- What is the plural of Voltron?
- The plural of Voltron is Voltrons.
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