Definition Synonyms
Definition of bigness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
physical sizethe quality of being large in size
- The bigness of the elephant amazed the children.
2.
importancethe state of being significant or important
- The bigness of the event attracted many celebrities.
3.
influenceRare the extent of influence or impactRare
- The bigness of his ideas changed the industry.
Origin of bigness
Middle English, big (large) + ness (state of)
Examples of bigness in a sentence
Architects marveled at the bigness of the new skyscraper. The bigness of his decision changed everything. Her speech highlighted the bigness of the issue. The bigness of the corporation's influence was undeniable. Her bigness in the community made her a key figure.
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- French:grandeur, importance, ...
- German:Größe, Einfluss, ...
- Italian:grandezza, importanza, ...
- Spanish:grandeza, importancia, ...
- Portuguese:grandeza, importância, ...
- Chinese:庞大体积, 重要性, ...
- Japanese:大きさ, 重要性, ...
- Arabic:ضَخَامَة, عَظَمَة, ...
- Hebrew:גֹּדֶל, חֲשִׁיבוּת, ...
- Russian:размер, величие, ...
- Ukrainian:величина, значущість, ...
- Hindi:बड़ाई, महत्ता, ...
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