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big on Meaning
big on
capital entry 1 sense 2, active and enthusiastic, outstandingly worthy or able, of great importance or significance, marked by or given to boasting, of great strength, in a big way, operating on a large scale, capital sense 1, large in number or amount, so as to boast, magnanimous, generous, on a large scale, to a large amount or extent, an individual or organization of outstanding importance or power, large or great in dimensions, bulk, or extent, full to bursting, chief, preeminent, in a boasting manner, major league, strongly favoring or liking, noted for, being older, pregnant, expressed in an enthusiastic or unrestrained way, full-bodied and flavorful, large or great in quantity, number, or amount, full and resonant, of great importance, more mature, a big player, nearly ready to give birth, hard, filled with or characterized by enthusiasm and interest, popular, more advanced in age, large in size, bulk, or extent, in a loud or declamatory manner, of great force, imposing, pretentious
big on Sentence Examples
- The company had big plans for expansion in the coming year.
- The storm brought big waves crashing down on the shoreline.
- John had a big smile on his face after receiving the good news.
- The car had a big engine and could accelerate quickly.
- The painting was big and took up an entire wall in the living room.
- The city had a big population and was constantly bustling with activity.
- The actor had a big role in the new movie and was getting a lot of attention.
- The project was a big undertaking and required a lot of resources.
- The team had a big lead in the game and was confident of victory.
- The mountain had a big peak that could be seen from miles away.
FAQs About the word big on
capital entry 1 sense 2, active and enthusiastic, outstandingly worthy or able, of great importance or significance, marked by or given to boasting, of great st
gone (on), fond,inclined, partial, affected, nuts (about),crazy (about or over), mad (about), attached, enamored
contemptuous, uninterested, hostile, disinclined, allergic,indifferent, averse, cool,scornful, apathetic
The company had big plans for expansion in the coming year.
The storm brought big waves crashing down on the shoreline.
John had a big smile on his face after receiving the good news.
The car had a big engine and could accelerate quickly.
