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What do you call a sizeable book?

There are many ways to describe a sizeable book, depending on the specific context and the type of book:

Size:

* Large: This is a general term that can be used for any book that is bigger than average.

* Thick: This describes a book with a lot of pages.

* Voluminous: This suggests a book that is both thick and heavy.

* Massive: This implies a very large and weighty book.

* Tome: This is a formal term for a large, often scholarly book.

* Folio: This is a term for a book that is printed on large sheets of paper that are folded in half.

Content:

* Comprehensive: This describes a book that covers a lot of material.

* Extensive: This is similar to comprehensive, but it emphasizes the breadth of the book's content.

* Definitive: This suggests a book that is considered the most authoritative work on a particular subject.

* Monumental: This implies a book that is very important and influential.

Other terms:

* Doorstop: This is a humorous term for a very thick and heavy book.

* Brick: This is another humorous term for a large and heavy book.

The best term to use will depend on the specific book and the context in which you are using it.

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