Leviathan (noun)

A large, powerful, and monstrous entity or organization, especially a government or corporation.

Origin:

The term 'leviathan' comes from the hebrew word 'liwyāthān', which means a large sea monster or serpent.

Examples:

1. The huge oil company was a leviathan, dominating the energy market.
2. The government bureaucracy was a leviathan, swallowing up tax dollars and stifling innovation.
3. The military complex was a leviathan, consuming vast resources and wielding enormous power.
4. The tech giant was a leviathan, exerting a profound influence over society and the economy.
5. The financial sector was a leviathan, creating great wealth but also contributing to economic instability.