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What other words can be used to describe large?

Here are some words you can use to describe something as large, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey:

General Size:

* Huge: very large

* Vast: enormous in extent or size

* Immense: extremely large; vast

* Colossal: extremely large; gigantic

* Gigantic: very large

* Massive: very large and heavy

* Monumental: very large and impressive

* Enormous: extremely large

* Extensive: covering a large area

* Expansive: very large in area or scope

* Grand: impressive in size or scope

* Brobdingnagian: extremely large (humorous)

Size Relative to Other Things:

* Oversized: larger than usual

* Outsized: unusually large

* Bulky: large and heavy

* Voluminous: occupying much space

* Stout: thick and strong

* Imposing: large and impressive in appearance

* Dominating: large and powerful in appearance

* Preponderant: greater in number, amount, or importance

Descriptive Words:

* Spacious: having a lot of space

* Expansive: wide-ranging

* Broad: wide in extent

* Wide: extending far across

* Deep: extending far down

* Tall: high in height

* High: reaching a great height

Words for Specific Things:

* Imposing: large and impressive (buildings)

* Widespread: extending over a wide area (influence)

* Prolific: producing large amounts (writer)

* Abundant: existing in large quantities (resources)

The best word to use depends on the context and the specific effect you want to create.

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