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1. (adj.) gigantic
very large; huge:
a gigantic statue.
2. gigantic
of, like, or befitting a giant.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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| Definition of 'gigantic' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) gigantic, mammoth
so exceedingly large or extensive as to suggest a giant or mammoth
"a gigantic redwood"; "gigantic disappointment"; "a mammoth ship"; "a mammoth multinational corporation"
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1. (adjective) gigantic
very big
a gigantic truck; Their cat is gigantic!
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| Definition of 'gigantic' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) gigantic
of extraordinary size; like a giant
2. (adj) gigantic
such as a giant might use, make, or cause; immense; tremendous; extraordinarly; as, gigantic deeds; gigantic wickedness
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Sense: very large
a gigantic wave.
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Afrikaans: reusagtige |
Arabic: ضَخْم، عِمْلاق |
Bulgarian: огромен |
Brazilian: gigantesco |
Czech: obrovský |
German: riesig |
Danish: gigantisk; kæmpemæssig |
Greek: γιγάντιος |
Spanish: gigantesco, enorme |
Estonian: hiigel- |
Farsi: غول آسا؛ عظیم |
Finnish: jättiläismäinen |
French: gigantesque |
Hebrew: ענקי |
Hindi: बहुत बड़ा |
Croatian: divovski |
Hungarian: óriási |
Indonesian: besar sekali |
Icelandic: risavaxinn |
Italian: gigantesco |
Japanese: 巨大な |
Korean: 거대한 |
Lithuanian: milžiniškas, gigantiškas |
Latvian: gigantisks |
Malay: sangat besar |
Dutch: reusachtig |
Norwegian: kjempemessig/-stor, gigan |
Polish: olbrzymi |
Persian: غول آسا؛ عظیم |
Pashto: ستر، لوى، غټ، ديب ډوله |
Portuguese: gigantesco |
Romanian: gigantic |
Russian: гигантский |
Slovak: obrovský |
Slovenian: orjaški |
Serbian: ogroman |
Swedish: jättelik, väldig, giganti |
Thai: มหึมา |
Turkish: çok büyük, dev gibi |
Taiwanese: 巨大的 |
Ukrainian: велетенський, гігантський |
Urdu: بہت بڑا |
Vietnamese: khổng lồ |
Chinese: 巨大的 |
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