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largeness

/ˈlɑːrdʒ.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'être grand par la taille, le volume ou l'importance ; utilisé aussi pour évoquer une largeur d'esprit ou, en sens péjoratif, un comportement prétentieux.

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noun

/ˈlɑːrdʒ.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'être grand par la taille, le volume ou l'importance ; utilisé aussi pour évoquer une largeur d'esprit ou, en sens péjoratif, un comportement prétentieux.

A noun referring to the quality of being large in size, extent, or significance; also used to indicate a broad range of understanding or, in a derogatory sense, pretentious behavior.

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  1. Intellectual breadthC1formal

    The capacity to understand a broad range of topics or ideas.

    frampleur intellectuelle

    • Her largeness of mind allowed her to appreciate diverse perspectives.
    • The professor's intellectual largeness made his lectures fascinating.
    • A leader needs largeness of vision to guide a complex organization.

    Synonymesamplitudebreadthcomprehensivenessexpansivenessrangescopesweepvastness

    Antonymesnarrownessshallowness

  2. Extensive scopeB2formal

    The quality of being large or extensive in breadth, importance, or comprehensiveness.

    frAmpleur (étendue)

    • The largeness of the project required a huge team.
    • We underestimated the largeness of the task ahead.
    • The largeness of his ambition was matched by his dedication.

    Synonymesamplitudebreadthcomprehensivenessexpanseextentimmensitymagnituderangescopevastness

    Antonymesnarrownesssmallness

  3. Physical sizeB1formal

    The property of having a relatively great size or dimensions.

    frgrandeur physique

    • The largeness of the hall impressed all the visitors.
    • The animal's largeness made it easy to spot from a distance.
    • The largeness of the ship was breathtaking.

    Synonymesbignessbulkgreatnessimmensitymagnitudemassivenesssizevastness

    Antonymessmallness

  4. PretentiousnessC1informal

    The quality of being pretentious, behaving or speaking in a manner that creates a false appearance of great importance or worth.

    frPrétention

    • His largeness annoyed everyone at the party.
    • She spoke with a largeness that didn't match her actual achievements.
    • The critic dismissed the artist's work as mere largeness.

    Synonymesaffectationbombastgrandiosityostentationpompositypompousnesspretensionshowiness

    Antonymeshumilitymodestyunpretentiousness

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  • largenesses plural form
  • largenesses' possessive plural form
  • largeness's possessive singular form
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