Huge synonyms
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enormous (related)
Very great in size, extent, or amount.
(Obs.) Unmeasured; limitless; infinite
Immense; enormous.
large (related)
Understanding and tolerant; liberal:
The definition of colossal is something massive in size.
Consisting of or making up a large mass; bulky, heavy, and solid:
Of, relating to, or suggestive of the allegorical writings of John Bunyan.
Of immense size, extent, or quantity.
Alternative capitalization of Herculean.
Like an elephant in size or gait; huge, heavy, slow, clumsy, ungainly, etc.
Massive in stature.
Giant is defined as of great size, strength or mind.
Extremely large, like the numbers or quantities used in astronomy
Extensive in time or distance:
magnitudinous
Of extraordinary size and power
big (related)
Of great significance; momentous:
Impressive, as in size, power, or accomplishment:
Very large; gargantuan.
Visible to the unassisted eye.
Dealing with or characterized by events of historical or legendary importance
The definition of humongous is slang to describe something enormous or extremely large in size.
amplitudinous
The definition of heroic is a strong and courageous person or a story about deeds by those with these qualities.
(Informal) Extremely large; monstrous:
Taking a great amount of time and effort to complete.
Extremely or unreasonably high:
Astonishingly great or large; huge; enormous.
Of enormous scope, power, or influence:
Very great in size, extent, amount, number, degree, etc.
vasty
(Archaic) Vast; immense; huge
(Physics) One half the full extent of a vibration, oscillation, or wave. The amplitude of an ocean wave is the maximum height of the wave crest above the level of calm water, or the maximum depth of the wave trough below the level of calm water. The amplitude of a pendulum swinging through an angle of 90° is 45°.
colossality
Enormity is defined as the huge size or scale of something, or is defined as something that is defined as extremely important.
An immense object.
The degree of brightness of a star or other celestial body, measured on a logarithmic scale in which lower numbers mean greater brightness, such that a decrease of one unit represents an increase in brightness by a factor of 2.512. An object that is 5 units less than another object on the magnitude scale is 100 times more luminous. Because of refinements in measurement after the zero point was assigned, very bright objects have negative magnitudes. &diamf3; The brightness of a celestial body as seen from Earth is called its apparent magnitude . (When unspecified, an object's magnitude is normally assumed to be its apparent magnitude.) The dimmest stars visible to the unaided eye have apparent magnitude 6, while the brightest star in the night sky, Sirius, has apparent magnitude −1.4. The full Moon and the Sun have apparent magnitudes of −12.7 and −26.8 respectively. &diamf3; The brightness of a celestial body computed as if viewed from a distance of 10 parsecs (32.6 light-years) is called its absolute magnitude . Absolute magnitude measures the intrinsic brightness of a celestial object rather than how bright it appears on Earth, using the same logarithmic scale as for apparent magnitude. Sirius has an absolute magnitude of 1.5, considerably dimmer than Rigel which, though its apparent magnitude is 0.12, has an absolute magnitude of −8.1. Stars that appear dim in the night sky but have bright absolute magnitudes are much farther from Earth than stars that shine brightly at night but have relatively dim absolute magnitudes. The Sun, a star of only medium brightness, has an absolute magnitude of 4.8. &diamf3; The degree of total radiation emitted by a celestial body, including all infrared and ultraviolet radiation in addition to visible light, is called its bolometric magnitude . Bolometric magnitude is generally measured by applying a standard correction to an object's absolute magnitude.
Prominence is the state of being important, being famous or being obvious.
small (antonym)
Being below average in quantity or extent:
tiny (antonym)
Extremely small:
little (antonym)
Narrow; petty:
miniature (antonym)
Miniature is defined as much smaller in scale or size.
minute (antonym)
Not worthy of notice; insignificant:
Mammoth is defined as something huge.
(Now Rare) Massive; weighty, bulky, etc.
Of, or pertaining to, the mastodon.
Shockingly hideous or frightful in appearance.
Like or having the nature of a mountain, specif., very large, tall, steep, etc.
Wonderful; amazing
Very fine; impressive:
The definition of whopping is something extremely large.
sizeable (related)
sizable (related)
considerable (related)
staggering (related)
phenomenal (related)
(Greek Mythology) Of or relating to the greater gods and goddesses of the ancient Greek pantheon, whose abode was Mount Olympus.
Larger than the normal or usual; outsize
dwarf (antonym)
The definition of dwarf is a person or thing that hasn't or won't reach typical size.
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