Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Enormous"

A: Enormous means very huge or very big

A: Very big

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A: Large, huge

A: It is not formal or informal. It just means very large.

Example: “Compared in size, China is an enormous country compared to the UK”

“The population of India is enormous but China’s is even bigger”

“The size of food portions in America are enormous compared to Britain”

“Houses and apartments in California are enormous compared to Hong Kong where houses and apartments are much smaller”

A: That is one enormous elephant.
I have an enormous project due for school tomorrow, and I haven’t started yet.
I ordered a small salad, but it was still enormous.

A: An adult elephant is an enormous animal. Most dinosaurs were enormous. Whales are enormous.

These would be examples where the word is used like its definition of being very large in size.

Also you could say, "When I missed the bus, it was an enormous inconvenience." "Finding the right gift for their wedding was an enormous challenge--they already owned everything."

Here it's also about size, but in a different sense.

A: Enormous- this word describes a person place or thing that is very large.

“The elephant is enormous!”

“Wow, this plate of pasta is enormous.”

“We should live in that enormous house on the hill.”

“Their love was separated by the enormous ocean.”

“That shirt looks enormous on you! You need a different size.”

“He has enormous calf muscles.”

“The enormous storm made the whole sky dark.”

I hope this helped. This word can replace “big”, “large”, or “huge”.

A: And when do you normally use this word?

A: They both have the same meaning.

Huge is a little more casual (used more often).

Enormous is also used, but maybe it is a little stronger. In my opinion, it is used when you want to emphasize even more.

Enormous is less commonly used than huge, but it is definitely used in normal/casual conversations too.

A: Enormous implies large size. "His nose is enormous!" Tremendous implies a high amount. "I am under tremendous pressure to finish today." Massive implies large size with lots of density/weight. When applied to abstract things, massive implies strong effect, like a heavy weight. "The building is massive." "There were massive reductions in spending."

A: Enormous and huge are similar because they are synonyms. They both mean something large.
Ex: The gift was enormous
Ex: The gift was huge

Hope this helps!

A: They are synonyms, but enormous is used to describe something very big and tremendous can mean very very good

A: Only one thing can be enormous. "That house is enormous." "I saw an enormous tree."

Numerous means many things. "I saw numerous trees."

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A: huge

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