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1. (adj.) large-scale
very extensive; of great scope:
a large-scale plan.
2. large-scale
made to a large scale:
a large-scale map.
Etymology: (1885–90)
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1. (adj) large-scale
unusually large in scope
"a large-scale attack on AIDS is needed"
2. (adj) large-scale
constructed or drawn to a big scale
"large-scale maps"
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1. (adjective) large-scale
involving or relating to many people or things
a large-scale study; large-scale book production
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