Kilo Lingo

#479 of 5,000 Core 1000

Translation

huge, enormous, vast

Examples

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The house is enormous.

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A huge crowd stood in front of the palace.

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We saw an enormous ship on the sea.

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He has a vast garden behind the house.

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There was an enormous noise in the street.

with the augmentative --. The full ladder runs , , , , and it is worth having all four to hand rather than reaching for every time. -- does not stack: a is a joke, not an intensifier. The noun o means size or greatness, and i is to enlarge something.

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This word is part of lesson 10.