Large Synonyms and Antonyms
 lärj  
            Magnanimous
        
 
            (Adjective)
        
Synonyms:
 
            Of great size
        
 
            (Adjective)
        
Synonyms:
 - big
- broad
- considerable
- extensive
- fat
- great
- substantial
- monumental
- important
- bulky
- capacious
- abundant
- ample
- colossal
- grand
- copious
- huge
- burly
- comprehensive
- gigantic
- immense
- commodious
- immeasurable
- massive
- enormous
- hefty
- mammoth
- liberal
- lavish
- giant
- enlarged
- booming
- plentiful
- spacious
- sizable
- vast
- extravagant
- magnificent
- monstrous
- jumbo
- titanic
- ponderous
- prodigal
- whopping
- heavy
- wide
- mountainous
- boundless
- consequential
- populous
- goodly
- stout
- husky
- heavyset
- swollen
- baronial
- bloated
- corpulent
- obese
- herculean
- historic
- towering
- tall
- lofty
- mighty
- cyclopean
- brobdingnagian
- tremendous
- prodigious
- exorbitant
- stupendous
- voluminous
- far-reaching
- material
- overgrown
- cumbersome
- formidable
- gargantuan
- generous
- antaean
- heroic
- epic
- immoderate
- astronomical
- grandiose
- meaningful
- king-size
- queen-size
- enceinte
- outsize
- oversized
- elephantine
- gigantesque
- hulky
- monster
- hypertrophied
- super
- healthy
- bumper
- imposing
- thumping
- thundering
- walloping
- humongous
- expectant
- larger-than-life
- magnitudinous
- significant
- munificent
- palatial
- pompous
- gravid
- portentous
- princely
- rambling
- roomy
- sweeping
- with-child
- unstinted
- unwieldy
- wholesale
- prominent
            Ostentatiously lofty in style
        
 
            (Adjective)
        
Synonyms:
 
            Liberty
        
 
            (Noun)
        
Synonyms:
 - colossality
- comprehensiveness
- grandiosity
- hecatomb
- immensity
- largeness
- legion
- magnitude
- massivity
- multitude
- spate
- vastity
- voluminosity
            In a boastful manner
        
 
            (Adverb)
        
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