Results for large

Definitions of large:

part of speech: adverb

Largely.

part of speech: adjective

Great in size; bulky; wide; extensive; broad in understanding or sympathy; as, a large mind; at large, in full; as, to discuss a subject at large; free; as, the thief is at large; for a whole state, district, etc.; as, a Congressman at large.

part of speech: adjective

Great in size: extensive: bulky: wide: long: abundant.

part of speech: adjective

Of great size; bulky; copious; liberal.

part of speech: noun

Largeness.

Usage examples for large:

• Nothing was too large for Cicely's good- will, nothing too small. "Aunt Deborah", Mary Russell Mitford

• He was rather large over ten feet- I should say. "Mr. Isaacs", F. Marion Crawford

• I mean, isn't it rather large and heavy? "The Holiday Round", A. A. Milne

• This ain't fancy grub, he observed to the room at large but it's better than nothin'. "Ride Proud, Rebel!", Andre Alice Norton