chimaera

• No ordinary man could stand up to a chimaera, and the Hag knew it. —  Golem in the Gears
• Kant, from what I am straining to understand, thought that virtue is merely "duty", and correspondingly thought joy, Aristotle's eudaimonia which Aquinas took onto a Christian plane, was a sort of chimaera. —  Sierra Highlands
• This is similar to modern sharks, rays, and chimaera fish, whose brain growth slows as they age, even as the rest of their bodies expand. —  National Geographic News
• These chimaera relatives, called iniopterygians, represented bizarre beasts that sported massive skulls with huge eye sockets, shark-like teeth in rows, tails with clubs, huge pectoral fins that were almost placed on their backs, and bone-like spikes or hooks tipping the fins. —  Livescience.com
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