supercollider

American  

[soo-per-kuh-lahy-der] / ˈsu pər kəˌlaɪ dər /

noun

Physics.

1. a very large colliding-beam machine in which superconducting magnets create millions of megavolts of energy.

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Example Sentences

Some of these yield dead ends while others lead to stages that take No Man to different points in the evolution of Earth — from an ancient Greek amphitheater to a feudal Japanese countryside to jazz-age Harlem to the laboratory of a supercollider and finally to a place of shape-shifting spirits.

From Washington Post

The most powerful of these is Supercollider, a sentient battering ram of blond hair and wide shoulders.

From New York Times

Leviathan is a sensitive guy with an old grudge toward Supercollider, and wants Anna and her data to help take him down.

From New York Times

The novel works well as a piece of office satire but loses its way in the last third as it refocuses on the undoing of Supercollider.

From New York Times

While henching for a middling villain called Electric Eel, Anna has a run-in with Supercollider and ends up with a shattered femur.

From New York Times