massive in English: Very big, heavy, and solid. (adjective)

Translation

Very big, heavy, and solid.

Word origin

From French massif, from masse, a lump, from Latin massa.

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Massive is stronger than big or large.

stadium .

In everyday speech it simply means extremely big.

disappointment.

It can describe feelings and events too, meaning very great.

huge

Very big; much larger than normal in size or amount.

big

Large in size, amount, or importance.

heavy

Weighing a lot; hard to lift or carry.

giant

A person in old stories who is far bigger and taller than any real person.

small

Little in size or amount, not big.

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