golem
/ˈgoʊlɛm/Definitions
1. noun
A creature of Jewish mythology created as a servant or worker from inanimate matter, especially clay, and brought to life by magic.
“The legend of the golem has captivated people for centuries.”
2. noun
A person, especially a politician or businessman, who is seen as being in an unnatural or unconvincing position of power.
“The new CEO was seen as a golem, placed in the position by the board of directors.”
3. noun
A being or creature created or brought into existence by a supernatural or magical power.
“In the fantasy novel, the wizard created a golem to fight against the dark forces.”