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    • large :above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent
      • a large city|set out for the big city|a large sum|a big (or large) barn|a large family|big businesses|a big expenditure|a large number of newspapers|a big group of scientists|large areas of the world

    • large :fairly large or important in effect; influential
      • played a large role in the negotiations

    • large :with the wind abaft the beam
      • a ship sailing large

    • large :ostentatiously lofty in style
      • a man given to large talk|tumid political prose

    • large :in a boastful manner
      • he talked big all evening

    • large :generous and understanding and tolerant
      • a heart big enough to hold no grudges|that's very big of you to be so forgiving|a large and generous spirit|a large heart|magnanimous toward his enemies

    • large :conspicuous in position or importance
      • a big figure in the movement|big man on campus|he's very large in financial circles|a prominent citizen

    • large :having broad power and range and scope
      • taking the large view|a large effect|a large sympathy

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