Massive

usgb/ˈmæsɪv/
adjective

Very big, large, or heavy.

She has a massive collection of books.
Visual representation of "massive" - Very big, large, or heavy.

Often appears as...

  • massive impact
  • massive amount
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Physical Size

Use 'massive' to describe something impressively large or heavy, typically in physical terms.

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The massive elephant towered over the crowd at the zoo.
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Intensity Boost

'Massive' can add intensity when describing an object or phenomenon that strikes awe or makes a strong impression.

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They stared in awe at the massive waterfall.
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Not for Ordinary

Avoid using 'massive' for everyday items unless they are unusually big compared to the norm.

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He bought a massive 85-inch television for his tiny living room.
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