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Pronunciation: US [bɪɡ] UK [bɪɡ]

adv.Significantly; giving deep impression
n.Giant large companies
adj.Huge; older; serious; serious
WebDazhaohe; over the next (Big). And really fell in love with the wrong body

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Antonyms

inconsequential inconsiderable insignificant little minor negligible slight small trifling trivial unimportant

important consequential earthshaking earth-shattering eventful historic major material meaningful momentous monumental much significant substantial tectonic weighty

Definitions in English

adj.

1.

large in size; a big person is tall and heavy, and often fat

2.

large in degree, or having a strong effect; very enthusiastic or serious about something; popular with many people

3.

important or major; powerful or successful in a particular area of activity; used for referring to large and powerful industries that are considered to have a lot of political influence

4.

a big boy or a big girl is getting older or is older than another child. This word is used mainly by children or when speaking to children; your big sister or big brother is older than you are

Other Forms

adv.bigly

comp.bigger

superl.biggest

Example Sentences

Farewell the plumed troops, and the big wars That makes ambition virtue.
Source: Othello,Shakespeare

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