hugeness
71tremendousness — n. hugeness; intensity; dreadfulness, awesomeness …
72enormity — noun (plural enormities) 1》 (the enormity of) the large scale or extreme seriousness of (something bad). ↘(in neutral use) the great size or scale of. 2》 a grave crime or sin. Origin ME (orig. in the sense deviation from rectitude ): via OFr …
73huge — adjective (huger, hugest) extremely large. Derivatives hugeness noun Origin ME: shortening of OFr. ahuge, of unknown origin …
74immensity — n. 1. Infinity, infinitude, boundlessness, illimitableness. 2. Vastness, hugeness. 3. Infinite extension, boundless space, space …
75huge — /hju:dZ/ adjective 1 extremely large: huge sums of money | Your room s positively huge compared to mine. 2 to a very great degree: a huge success/disappointment etc: The play was a huge success. hugely adverb: hugely successful hugeness noun (U) …
76magnitude — noun 1) the magnitude of the task Syn: immensity, vastness, hugeness, enormity; size, extent, expanse, greatness, largeness, bigness Ant: smallness 2) events of tragic magnitude …
77size — 1. noun the room was of medium size Syn: dimensions, measurements, proportions, magnitude, largeness, bigness, area, expanse; breadth, width, length, height, depth; immensity, hugeness, vastness 2. verb the …
78enormousness — *enormity Analogous words: immenseness or immensity, hugeness, vastness (see corresponding adjectives at HUGE): tremendousness, prodigiousness, stupendousness, monstrousness (see corresponding adjectives at MONSTROUS) …
79muscular — muscular, brawny, sinewy, athletic, burly, husky are applied to persons in the sense of strong and powerful in build or physique. Muscular implies well developed, but not overdeveloped, muscles and, usually, a stalwart build {hard exercise . ..… …
80amplitude — n 1. bigness, largeness, fulness, consid erableness; spaciousness, capaciousness, commodiousness, roominess; vastness, greatness, immensity, im menseness, hugeness, boundlessness, voluminousness; width, wideness, breadth, broadness, latitude,… …
