massive

• Describe algo muy grande, pesado o voluminoso en tamaño, cantidad o grado; también puede referirse a algo imponente o de gran escala.

Describes something that is very large, heavy, or solid in size, amount, or degree.

1. Very large in sizeA2formal

   Extremely large, heavy, or solid.

   De gran tamaño

   • The massive elephant stood over ten feet tall.
   • They moved a massive boulder from the road.
   • The building was massive, with over 50 floors.

   Sinónimosbulkycolossalenormousgiganticheavyhugeimmensesubstantialtremendousvast

   Antónimosminiatureminusculeminutesmalltiny

2. Very large in amount or degreeB1formal

   Extremely significant or considerable in quantity or intensity.

   enorme en cantidad o grado

   • The company made a massive profit this quarter.
   • There was a massive increase in sales after the campaign.
   • She felt a massive sense of relief after the exam.

   Sinónimoscolossalconsiderableenormousgigantichugeimmenseprodigioussubstantialtremendousvast

   Antónimosinsignificantminutenegligibleslighttinytrivial

3. Very serious or severeB2informal

   Used to describe something that is extremely serious or severe.

   muy grave o severo

   • He made a massive mistake by not checking the details.
   • The storm caused massive damage to the coastal town.
   • They had a massive argument over the decision.

   Sinónimosacutecriticalextremegravemajorserioussevere

   Antónimosminorslighttrivial