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1. large indefinite quantity
noun.
An
indefinite
quantity
that
is
above
the
average
in
size
or
magnitude.
Synonyms
mile
lashings
stack
maximum
slew
heaps
great deal
mountain
flock
pile
deal
upper limit
tons
loads
lot
trillion
zillion
oodles
barrels
million
batch
ream
slews
billyo
raft
battalion
billion
gobs
spate
mickle
chunk
busload
piles
scads
jillion
lots
dozens
muckle
carload
indefinite quantity
mass
infinitude
myriad
heap
wads
stacks
small fortune
boatload
good deal
sea
all get out
mint
mess
passel
peck
pack
billy-ho
hatful
ocean
large indefinite amount
large number
tidy sum
shipload
pot
gazillion
multitude
plenty
rafts
billyoh
much
sight
scores
plurality
quite a little
wad
Antonyms
minimum
disarrange
minimal
natural depression
stay in place
Featured Games
2. large-scale
adjective.
(ˈlɑːrdʒˌskeɪl)
Unusually
large
in
scope.
Synonyms
large
big
Antonyms
little
small
nonpregnant
3. indefinite
adjective.
(ˌɪnˈdɛfənət)
Vague
or
not
clearly
defined
or
stated.
Synonyms
one
indistinct
noncommittal
undefined
coy
vague
unfixed
indecisive
unclear
nebulous
Antonyms
clear
distinct
definite
defined
ordinal
4. indefinite
adjective.
(ˌɪnˈdɛfənət)
Not
decided
or
not
known.
Synonyms
uncertain
Antonyms
certain
comparable
5. quantity
noun.
(ˈkwɑːntəti)
How
much
there
is
or
how
many
there
are
of
something
that
you
can
quantify.
Synonyms
fundamental quantity
interval
definite quantity
playing period
measure
unit of time
system of measurement
octane number
value
point
magnetization
octane rating
volume
fundamental measure
chance
metric
standard
amount
probability
abstraction
cordage
play
period of play
indefinite quantity
point in time
proof
radical
relative quantity
magnetisation
nonstandard
time unit
time interval
abstract entity
economic value
quantum
Antonyms
nonstandard
standard
closed interval
open interval
inactivity
Etymology
quantity (English)
quantitas (Latin)
quantus (Latin)
quam (Latin)
6. quantity
noun.
(ˈkwɑːntəti)
An
adequate
or
large
amount.
Synonyms
sufficient
teemingness
insufficient
amount
scarce
deficient
abundance
copiousness
abundant
Antonyms
sufficient
insufficient
scarce
scarcity
abundant
Etymology
quantity (English)
quantitas (Latin)
quantus (Latin)
quam (Latin)
7. quantity
noun.
(ˈkwɑːntəti)
The
concept
that
something
has
a
magnitude
and
can
be
represented
in
mathematical
expressions
by
a
constant
or
a
variable.
Synonyms
mathematical product
numerical quantity
sum
parameter
product
term
total
constant
amount
binomial
construct
variable quantity
variable
proportional
operand
concept
constant quantity
conception
invariable
quantum
Antonyms
misconception
criticize
importance
unimportance
worthlessness
Etymology
quantity (English)
quantitas (Latin)
quantus (Latin)
quam (Latin)
8. large
adjective.
(ˈlɑːrdʒ)
Above
average
in
size
or
number
or
quantity
or
magnitude
or
extent.
Synonyms
biggish
macroscopic
jumbo
blown-up
thumping
massive
wide
wide-ranging
puffy
overlarge
voluminous
tremendous
bouffant
hulky
volumed
spacious
stupendous
astronomic
capacious
enormous
deep
mammoth
life-sized
monstrous
too large
monumental
gigantic
queen-size
titanic
epic
larger-than-life
size
broad
gargantuan
cosmic
monolithic
banging
large-mouthed
bulky
Brobdingnagian
oversized
man-sized
giant
oversize
macroscopical
heroic
bigger
outsized
plumping
outsize
larger
medium-large
whopping
king-size
lifesize
large-scale
mountainous
macro
whacking
colossal
vast
grand
big
bear-sized
sizable
super
extended
enlarged
great
hulking
sizeable
largish
elephantine
prodigious
humongous
huge
galactic
ample
immense
rangy
extensive
king-sized
full-size
life-size
astronomical
walloping
queen-sized
double
Antonyms
little
small
straight
scarce
ordinary
Etymology
large (English)
large (Middle English (1100-1500))
large (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
larga (Latin)
9. large
adjective.
(ˈlɑːrdʒ)
Fairly
large
or
important
in
effect;
influential.
Synonyms
important
significant
Antonyms
insignificant
explicable
natural elevation
Etymology
large (English)
large (Middle English (1100-1500))
large (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
larga (Latin)
10. large
adjective.
(ˈlɑːrdʒ)
Having
broad
power
and
range
and
scope.
Synonyms
comprehensive
Antonyms
noncomprehensive
thin
Etymology
large (English)
large (Middle English (1100-1500))
large (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
larga (Latin)
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