writ large Synonyms
writ large Meaning
writ large (s)
made more obvious or prominent
writ large Sentence Examples
- In the tapestry of life, our mistakes are writ large, a constant reminder of lessons unlearned.
- The consequences of our actions were writ large, leaving an indelible mark on our lives.
- His character was writ large in his every action, a testament to his unwavering integrity.
- The economic crisis had writ large the importance of fiscal responsibility.
- The results of the election were writ large on the nation's face, reflecting the deep political divisions.
- The impact of the pandemic was writ large in the overwhelmed hospitals and the countless lives lost.
- The hypocrisy of certain politicians was writ large in their actions, which contradicted their public pronouncements.
- The virtues of a good leader were writ large in her exceptional charisma and compassion.
- The flaws of our education system were writ large in the dismal statistics of student achievement.
- The challenges facing humanity were writ large in the looming environmental crisis and the threat of nuclear war.
FAQs About the word writ large
made more obvious or prominent
author, compose,pen,scribble, print, rewrite, record, formulate, take down, sign
unwritten, verbal, unwritten,oral, spoken, oral, verbal, spoken,word-of-mouth, informal
In the tapestry of life, our mistakes are writ large, a constant reminder of lessons unlearned.
The consequences of our actions were writ large, leaving an indelible mark on our lives.
His character was writ large in his every action, a testament to his unwavering integrity.
The economic crisis had writ large the importance of fiscal responsibility.
