1. Gigantic,colossal,mammoth,monstrous are used of whatever is physically or metaphorically of great magnitude. Gigantic refers to the size of a giant, or to size or scope befitting a giant: a gigantic stalk of corn.Colossal refers to the size of a colossus, to anything huge or vast as befitting a hero or god: a colossal victory.Mammoth refers to the size of the animal of that name and is used especially of anything large and heavy: a mammoth battleship.Monstrous means strikingly unusual or out of the normal in some way, as in size: a monstrous blunder.
Meanwhile, Microsoft is also butting heads with Amazon over cloud computing, the gigantic business that involves supplying data center computing power to corporate customers.
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It’s important to note, however, that our analysis assumes that the non-car, 15% of Tesla’s business also grows at gigantic, 20%-plus rates in the future.
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Flashy department stores sprang up in cities, sparkling new malls dotted the suburbs, and big-box stores grew to gigantic proportions around the country.
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Fortunately, plasmas can be manipulated using magnetic fields, and so gigantic electromagnets are used to keep the plasma spinning around a donut-shaped reactor called a tokamak.
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Maybe a massive computer-science lab or a well-funded medical-device workshop or a flavor-profile laboratory run by a gigantic food company.
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The five men, their Land Rover, and their supplies were loaded into the gigantic military aircraft.
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A gigantic solar storm could fry power grids, knocking out electricity for months.
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In January 1915 gigantic German Zeppelin airships appeared in the night over London and dropped bombs at random.
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Consider the gigantic implications of this precise logical observation.
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Maybe they were afraid of something (like the gigantic Short-faced Bear in the south).
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Burial became too gigantic a labor, and John and Simon ordered the bodies thrown over the walls to prevent pestilence.
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They are obtained from fragments of the gigantic salt vessels so plentiful in that locality.
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The Whales include the most gigantic of all the orders of vertebrated animals.
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He stopped to gaze at them more attentively, when to his horror he recognized a herd of gigantic bears.
A Winter Amid the Ice|Jules Verne
I'd rather settle on the water; at least, until some gigantic system of irrigation is perfected in the West.
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British Dictionary definitions for gigantic
gigantic
/ (dʒaɪˈɡæntɪk) /
adjective
very large; enormousa gigantic error
Also: gigantesque (ˌdʒaɪɡænˈtɛsk) of or suitable for giants