biggen Antonyms
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Meaning of biggen
Webster
biggen (v. t. & i.)
To make or become big; to enlarge.
biggen Sentence Examples
- As the sun set, the sky turned a bigger shade of orange, casting a warm glow over the landscape.
- With each passing year, her dreams grew bigger, fueled by determination and ambition.
- The big dog bounded across the field, his tail wagging enthusiastically as he chased after a ball.
- Their new house was significantly bigger than their previous one, providing ample space for their growing family.
- In the city, skyscrapers towered overhead, reaching bigger heights than one could imagine.
- As the project progressed, the challenges seemed to grow bigger, requiring innovative solutions and teamwork.
- With a bigger budget, they were able to create a more elaborate production, complete with stunning special effects.
- His appetite seemed to get bigger with each passing day, devouring plate after plate of food without hesitation.
- The mountains in the distance appeared even bigger against the backdrop of the vast desert landscape.
- With a bigger audience than ever before, the pressure was on for the performers to deliver a truly memorable show.
FAQs About the word biggen
To make or become big; to enlarge.
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As the sun set, the sky turned a bigger shade of orange, casting a warm glow over the landscape.
With each passing year, her dreams grew bigger, fueled by determination and ambition.
The big dog bounded across the field, his tail wagging enthusiastically as he chased after a ball.
Their new house was significantly bigger than their previous one, providing ample space for their growing family.
