Excessive, immoderate; immense, great; (also) countless, very many.
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释义 | the world > relative properties > quantity > greatness of quantity, amount, or degree > [adjective] > vast, immense, or huge (71) un-i-fohOE Excessive, immoderate; immense, great; (also) countless, very many. ormeteOE Immeasurable, huge; innumerable; excessive. hugea1275 Very great, large, or big; immense, enormous, vast. Of things material or of spatial extent. un-i-feiec1275 Incalculable, immense. Cf. un-i-foh, adj. infinitec1385 In loose or hyperbolical sense: Indefinitely or exceedingly great; exceeding measurement or calculation; immense, vast. ponderousa1400 Having great weight; heavy, weighty, massive; clumsy, unwieldy, or slow-moving due to weight or size; (in earliest use) spec. thick, viscous. Also… hugeful1413 Huge. hugyc1420 = huge, adj. adv. thrice1470 As quasi-adj. Thrice performed; threefold, triple (rare); in first quot. vaguely: Very great. felon?a1500 ‘Terribly’ great, ‘tremendous’, huge. Scottish. Obsolete. hugeousa1529 = huge, adj. adv. enormous1544 Excessive or extraordinary in size, magnitude, or intensity; huge, vast, immense. enormc1560 Abnormally large, vast, monstrous; = enormous, adj. 3. archaic. fell1586 In weakened sense, with intensifying force usually determined by the context: exceedingly great, huge, mighty, sudden, strange, etc. Now chiefly in… prodigious1601 Of great size, extent, amount, etc.; enormous, immense; extreme; prolific. immensive1604 Immeasurable, immense. colossic1607 = colossal, adj. (in various senses). monumental1632 In extended use (esp. of non-material things): comparable to a monument in massiveness or permanence; vast, stupendous; (of a work of art or… vast1637 Very great, immense, enormous, in respect of amount, quantity, or number. unfathomed1659 figurative. Not fully explored or known; unascertained; immense. colossal1664 Like a colossus; vast in size, amount, extent, or scope; gigantic, huge. ponderose1680 Weighty, massive; great. heroic1785 Chiefly humorous. Remarkably large or intense; enormous, vast. colossian1794 = colossean, adj. pyramidal1849 figurative. Extremely great or grand; monumental, colossal. Now rare. astronomical1871 colloquial. Of numbers, distances, etc.: similar in magnitude to those used in astronomy; very large. astronomic1923 colloquial. Of numbers, distances, etc.: = astronomical, adj. 2. stratospheric1932 figurative. colloquial. Extremely high, from a very elevated point of view, rarefied; esp. (of a price or cost) exorbitant. Cf. astronomical, adj. 2. cosmic1935 Of or belonging to the universe considered as an ordered system or totality; relating to the sum or universal system of things. Also, universal… ginormous1942 Very large, enormous; impressively or shockingly big. galactic1960 In extended use. Vast, enormous; hugely significant. mega1968 Huge, great, substantial; much, many, a large quantity of. Usually attributive. humongous1970 Extremely large; huge, enormous. Subcategories:— and amazing (16) — therefore not able to be measured or estimated (22) |
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