large
- adjective
- /lɑrdʒ/
- So I do think that plays a large role, yes.
- on a large scale
- loom large
- a large part
Yes because Tesla will have large PP pricing power.
- Yes because Tesla will have large PP pricing power.
- But people forget that that coal is a large component of steel.
- Well, I want to have the largest impact possible.
- Like with habit, choice plays a larger role with addiction.
- Which brings me to my own large vested interest in this topic.
- Put there in large part thanks to my next guest.
- It's part of this larger endeavor, right?
- But they're not a large proportion as far as we can tell.
- So, and also it's a large part of metabolism too.
- And for a large part of my life, I was.
- Here's what I think is a larger point of all of this.
Examples
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So you are who you are in large part because of your genome.
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Put there in large part thanks to my next guest.
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And and that is in large part due to vaccines.
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I'm starting to realize that a large part of it is mindset.
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There are some businessmen and they have made a very large offer for the land.
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The One-to-One Initiative was part of the district's larger vision of preparing students for the future.
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Progressive support for labor in large part reflects progressivism's demand-side approach to the economy.
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NCGM has 900 beds and is the largest referral center for HIV/AIDS in Japan.
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This project has a large impact on the local community.
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He plays a large role in shaping the policies of the organization.
Synonyms
A person or thing that matters a lot
Important and famous because of high quality or influence
Important and having a strong effect
Very serious or important
Very large in size, amount, or degree
Important and big enough to make a difference
Very large and impressive in scale
Very large in size, amount, or effect
Very large in size or amount
Large in amount, size, or importance
Easy to see or remember because it stands out
Able to change what people think or do
Very large, much bigger than normal
Quite large in size or amount
So large in size or amount that it causes great surprise
Very important and impressive because of size or achievement
Being large in amount and often expensive
A person or thing that seems bigger and more exciting than normal
Very large in size, amount, or importance
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
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The lower tube in the body that absorbs water from waste before the waste leaves the body
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When a sample gets larger, its average gets closer to the average of the whole group
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A nearby irregular galaxy visible from the southern sky that orbits the Milky Way
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A theorem that says the average of many independent random results almost certainly equals the true average
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A measure of food energy equal to the heat needed to warm 1 kilogram of water by 1 degree Celsius
A low North American plant that makes red berries people use for sauce and juice
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A yearly garden plant with large white flowers that smell sweet at night
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A North American wild flower with greenish-yellow pouch-shaped flowers and purple marks
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About stocks of big companies worth five billion dollars or more
An herb that smells nice and has large pink flowers often grown in gardens or used for tea
A plant with large green and white leaves that grows along the ground in gardens
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A tree from eastern North America with large leaves that have rough edges and light bark
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An annual plant with large coiled flower spikes that grows in the western United States and is threatened
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An evergreen tree with large glossy leaves and big white fragrant flowers
A plant that lives for several years with broad leaves and small daisy-like flowers
A tree or bush with very large leaves and creamy flowers with purple near their base
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The average of many separate random results becomes almost always close to the true average
How Important
Surface Forms
Etymology
Large was also used to mean 'great' or 'important' from the same root largus that suggested 'plenty'. So if someone is 'large' in a field, they have big influence or importance.