Definition: Rocky is a term in Greek mythology that refers to various qualities or states of being, such as strength, speed, and energy. It appears in several stories, including those from the "Odyssey" (where it describes Achilles and his journey) and "The Divine Comedy," where it also appears.
In its most common usage, "rocky" can denote any physical, mental, or spiritual quality of being that is considered to be difficult or challenging. For example:
- A person may be described as having a "rocky heart" because they are very sensitive and emotional.
- An athlete who performs poorly in certain sports may be referred to as having a "rocky luck".
- A person with a disability may be said to have "rock-hard joints," which indicate their physical limitations.
In these contexts, the word "rocky" is often used to emphasize its negative connotations, implying that something is challenging or difficult.
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