Enormous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENORMOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• huge, also ENORM
• very large in size, quantity, or extent
• very big, vast
• Exceeding the usual rule, norm, or measure; out of due proportion; inordinate; abnormal.
• Exceedingly wicked; outrageous; atrocious; monstrous; as, an enormous crime.
• extraordinarily large in size or extent or amount or power or degree

Words related to ENORMOUS

enorm7 enormously15 enormousness14 gigantic12

Words that contain ENORMOUS

enormously15 enormousness14 enormousnesses16

How to use ENORMOUS in a sentence

• But these sea-monsters devour enormous quantities of fish, and the hunters appointed to deal with them are instructed to limit their numbers to the minimum required.
• Besides these greater works, an enormous number of fables and satires appeared in this age, copied or translated from the French, like the metrical romances.
• In the corners appeared enormous Japanese vases, alternating with those of Sevres of a clear dark-blue, placed upon square pedestals of carved wood.
• He showed himself capable of an enormous sacrifice.
• Russia has an enormous population, far larger than that of England and France united.
• These are the persons to whom it was proved that Caldigate had paid the enormous sum of twenty thousand pounds a few days before the trial.
• In gratitude for help from the Buddhists, the empress Wu endowed them with enormous sums of money, and tried to make Buddhism a sort of state religion.
• Everybody stared, till that enormous bird became, first a mere blot upon the blue, and at length but a speck.
• Morrison is indebted to his high office for the enormous consumption of his drugs.
• The Russian peasantry was an enormous force which was not utilized to its fullest extent.
• In the middle of the almost deserted, wretched, straggling village of Old Corinth stand seven enormous massive columns.
• The change which Christianity wrought in England in a few generations was almost as enormous as the change which it has wrought in Hawaii at the present time.
• The whole of the papers issued from the prison, and they were enormous in quantity, were signed by his secretaries with his name.
• It was clearly the object of the builders to erect a fortress that could defy fire, and could only be destroyed at the cost of enormous labour.
• The party system in England is an enormous and most efficient machine for preventing political conflicts.
• The whole locality owes much of its commercial importance and prosperity to the enormous development of the mineral oil industry.
• The expenses of the war were enormous, an army of over 1,000,000 men having doubled the annual expenses of the State.
• We have allowed that habit to gain an enormous momentum, and before we can set up a force in the opposite direction we have to overcome that momentum.
• She had left an enormous doll with Hope for repairs, and the child had given her no peace for the last week.
• From that time, enormous quantities of mercury have been continually required for the mining operations in the silver-producing districts of Spanish America.

Similar words containing ORMOU without suffix s and without prefix en

cormous11 dormouse11 abnormous13 ginormous12 poormouth16 enormously15 motormouth17 poormouths17 motormouths18 poormouthed19 enormousness14 poormouthing20 motormouthed20 enormousnesses16

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