bigness (Meaning)

Wordnet

bigness (n)

the property of having a relatively great size

Webster

The state or quality of being big; largeness; size; bulk.

The bigness of the mountain range was breathtaking as it stretched across the horizon.
In the business world, success is often equated with the bigness of one's profits.
He was struck by the bigness of the challenge ahead, but he remained determined to overcome it.
The bigness of her heart was evident in the way she always helped those in need.
As a child, he was fascinated by the bigness of the universe and dreamed of exploring outer space.
The bigness of the stadium overwhelmed him as he stepped onto the field for the first time.
In certain cultures, the bigness of a meal is seen as a symbol of hospitality and generosity.
She was intimidated by the bigness of the city when she first moved there, but eventually, she grew to love its vibrant energy.
The bigness of the decision weighed heavily on his mind as he considered the implications.
Despite its bigness, the company prided itself on maintaining a close-knit and supportive work environment.

the property of having a relatively great sizeThe state or quality of being big; largeness; size; bulk.

bountifulness, generosity, substantiality, bulkiness, greatness, grandness,largeness, magnitude, abundance, vastness

smallness, littleness, fineness, littleness, minuteness,smallness, fineness, minuteness, sparseness, deficiency

The bigness of the mountain range was breathtaking as it stretched across the horizon.

In the business world, success is often equated with the bigness of one's profits.

He was struck by the bigness of the challenge ahead, but he remained determined to overcome it.

The bigness of her heart was evident in the way she always helped those in need.