Largeness

Pronunciation: /lɑːrdʒnəs/

Definitions of largeness

noun the quality or state of being large in size or extent

Example Sentences

A1 The largeness of the elephant amazed the children.

A2 The largeness of the room made it difficult to find a seat.

B1 The largeness of the project required additional resources.

B2 The largeness of her heart was evident in her acts of kindness.

C1 The largeness of the corporation's global operations is impressive.

C2 The largeness of the universe is a topic that fascinates scientists and philosophers alike.

Examples of largeness in a Sentence

formal The largeness of the building was impressive, with towering columns and expansive halls.

informal I was blown away by the largeness of the pizza they served at the party.

slang The largeness of her attitude is just too much to handle sometimes.

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

Grammatical Forms of largeness

• plural: largenesses
• comparative: larger
• superlative: largest
• present tense: large
• future tense: will be large
• perfect tense: has been large
• continuous tense: is being large
• singular: largeness
• positive degree: large
• infinitive: to enlarge
• gerund: enlarging
• participle: enlarged

Origin and Evolution of largeness

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'largeness' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old French word 'largesse' meaning generosity or bountifulness.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'largeness' has evolved to encompass not just physical size but also the idea of abundance or generosity in a broader sense.