large; big




above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent

"a large city"; "set out for the big city"; "a large sum"; "a big (or large) barn"; "a large family"; "big businesses"; "a big expenditure"; "a large number of newspapers"; "a big group of scientists"; "large areas of the world"

Antonym:
  • small; little
  • small; little

Nearest:
  • ample; sizable; sizeable
  • astronomic; astronomical; galactic
  • bear-sized
  • bigger; larger
  • biggish; largish
  • blown-up; enlarged
  • bouffant; puffy
  • broad; spacious; wide
  • bulky
  • capacious
  • colossal; prodigious; stupendous
  • deep
  • double
  • enormous; tremendous
  • cosmic
  • elephantine; gargantuan; giant; jumbo
  • epic; heroic; larger-than-life
  • extensive; extended
  • gigantic; mammoth
  • great
  • grand
  • huge; immense; vast; Brobdingnagian
  • hulking; hulky
  • humongous; banging; thumping; whopping; walloping
  • king-size; king-sized
  • large-mouthed
  • large-scale
  • large-scale
  • life-size; lifesize; life-sized; full-size
  • macroscopic; macroscopical
  • macro
  • man-sized
  • massive; monolithic; monumental
  • massive
  • medium-large
  • monstrous
  • mountainous
  • outsize; outsized; oversize; oversized
  • overlarge; too large
  • plumping
  • queen-size; queen-sized
  • rangy
  • super
  • titanic
  • volumed
  • voluminous
  • whacking
  • wide-ranging


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