Largish

/ˈlɑːrdʒɪʃ/

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Pro Tip 1/3

Use 'largish' when the exact size is unknown or unimportant, indicating a general largeness.

She was looking for a largish box to store her winter clothes.

Pro Tip 2/3

'Largish' is often used in informal conversation rather than formal writing or speeches.

We're expecting a largish group of friends for the party.

Pro Tip 3/3

'Largish' compares an object to others, suggesting it is large for its category or expectations.

For a city car, it has a largish trunk space.

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