argus
/ˈɑrɡəs/Definitions
1. noun
A large and powerful eagle in Greek mythology, often associated with the goddess Hera.
“The myth of Argus, the hundred-eyed giant, has been passed down for generations.”
2. noun
A device or system that monitors and controls something, especially a surveillance system or a monitoring system.
“The company uses an Argus system to track customer activity and improve their services.”
3. noun
A type of eye or eye-like structure, especially in the context of biology.
“The scientist studied the Argus eye of the octopus, marveling at its complex design.”