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Definition of «gigantic»

Gigantic is an adjective that describes something or someone that is extremely large, immense, and enormous. It can be used to describe a physical object such as a mountain, building, or creature, or it can refer to a person's accomplishments, abilities, or qualities. The word comes from the Latin term "gigantem," meaning giant, which in turn is derived from the Greek word "gigas" meaning earth or land.

Usage examples

  1. The construction team built a gigantic skyscraper in the heart of the city.
  2. The storm brought a gigantic wave that crashed against the shore, causing widespread destruction.
  3. The museum showcased a gigantic dinosaur skeleton that awed visitors.
  4. The company launched a new smartphone with a gigantic high-resolution display.
  5. The mountain range had gigantic peaks that reached into the clouds.
  6. The entrepreneur's success brought him a gigantic fortune.
  7. The garden featured a gigantic water fountain with beautifully carved statues.
  8. The theme park had a gigantic roller coaster with loops and twists that thrilled the riders.
  9. The football stadium had a gigantic screen that displayed exciting replays to the spectators.
  10. The cargo ship carried a gigantic load of containers, ensuring a massive shipment of goods.

Phrases with «gigantic»

Sentences with «gigantic»

  • Because this virus was, and is, shed in gigantic numbers by infected animals, and because this virus is especially hardy in the environment, worldwide distribution of the virus rapidly occurred. (vin.com)
  • With gigantic growth of ETFs over the past several years, investors now have access to markets which in the past were unavailable. (valuewalk.com)
  • There's the obvious reason to not want the Mate 7 of course: its 6 - inch screen makes for gigantic scale. (pocket-lint.com)
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