mega (Meaning)
mega ()
Alt. of Megalo-
Synonyms & Antonyms of mega
Synonyms:
- astronomic
- enormous
- gigantic
- mammoth
- big
- bumper
- vast
- astronomical
- giant
- mighty
- immense
- titanic
- colossal
- monumental
- monster
- massive
- tremendous
- huge
Antonyms:
- pygmy
- diminutive
- tiny
- bitty
- microscopic
- microscopical
- little bitty
- midget
- diminutive
- micro
- teeny
- wee
- little bitty
- small
- infinitesimal
- microscopical
- mini
- pygmy
- mini
- midget
- miniature
- infinitesimal
- minute
- minute
- little
- little
- minuscule
- small
- tiny
- microscopic
- teensy
- teensy
- miniature
- micro
- teeny
- Lilliputian
- Lilliputian
- wee
- minuscule
- bitty
Synonyms:
- whopping
- Himalayan
- cosmical
- great
- substantial
- oversize
- humongous
- cyclopean
- prodigious
- oceanic
- galactic
- super
- heroic
- monstrous
- mountainous
- good
- king-sized
- elephantine
- humungous
- heroical
- supersized
- planetary
- herculean
- pharaonic
- gargantuan
- cosmic
- jumbo
- leviathan
- oversized
- sizable
- grand
- major
- supersize
- super-duper
- considerable
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- overgrown
- largish
- formidable
- lofty
- staggering
- infinite
- overwhelming
- Brobdingnagian
- vasty
- extensive
- goodly
- grandiose
- august
- immeasurable
- hefty
- monolithic
- walloping
- sizeable
- whacking
- bulky
- hulking
- gigantesque
- gross
- king-size
- boundless
- stupendous
- voluminous
- cavernous
- outsized
- imposing
- towering
- tidy
- outsize
- majestic
- handsome
Antonyms:
mega Sentence Examples
- The company's mega-merger with its rival created an industry giant.
- The storm brought mega-floods that devastated coastal communities.
- The mega-yacht sailed into the harbor with a lavish entourage.
- The mega-concert featured a star-studded lineup and drew millions of fans.
- The mega-project aimed to transform a rural town into a futuristic metropolis.
- The mega-corporation had headquarters in multiple countries and employed thousands of people.
- The mega-virus spread rapidly across the globe, infecting millions and wreaking havoc.
- The mega-drought caused widespread crop failures and water shortages.
- The mega-fire raged for weeks, consuming vast tracts of land and destroying ecosystems.
- The mega-quake shook the city to its core, leaving behind widespread damage and loss of life.
FAQs About the word mega
Alt. of Megalo-
astronomic, enormous, gigantic, mammoth, big, bumper, vast, astronomical, giant, mighty
pygmy, diminutive, pocket, tiny, pocket, bitty, microscopic, microscopical, little bitty, midget
The company's mega-merger with its rival created an industry giant.
The storm brought mega-floods that devastated coastal communities.
The mega-yacht sailed into the harbor with a lavish entourage.
The mega-concert featured a star-studded lineup and drew millions of fans.
