Hugeness

Pronunciation: /ˈhjuːdʒnəs/

Definitions of hugeness

noun the quality or state of being huge; vastness or immensity

Example Sentences

A1 The hugeness of the elephant scared the children.

A2 The hugeness of the mountain was breathtaking.

B1 The hugeness of the project required a lot of resources.

B2 The hugeness of the corporation's global reach was impressive.

C1 The hugeness of the universe is beyond human comprehension.

C2 The hugeness of the task seemed insurmountable at first.

Examples of hugeness in a Sentence

formal The hugeness of the project was overwhelming, requiring a large team to complete it on time.

informal I couldn't believe the hugeness of the burger they served at the restaurant!

slang The hugeness of her ego is just ridiculous.

figurative The hugeness of his heart was evident in the way he always helped those in need.

Grammatical Forms of hugeness

• past tense: was huge
• plural: hugenesses
• comparative: huger
• superlative: hugest
• present tense: is huge
• future tense: will be huge
• perfect tense: has been huge
• continuous tense: is being huge
• singular: hugeness
• positive degree: huge
• infinitive: to be huge
• gerund: being huge
• participle: hugenessing

Origin and Evolution of hugeness

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'hugeness' originated from the Middle English word 'hugenesse' which was derived from the Old French word 'hugenesse' meaning 'greatness'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'hugeness' has retained its original meaning of 'greatness' but has also come to be used to describe something of immense size or scale.