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enormous

[ih-nawr-muhs] / ɪˈnɔr məs /


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Stokes, whose side has been hounded by the media in Australia and come under enormous pressure back home, added that there was no room for complacency and it had been made clear to the players.

From Barron's

Consequently, Nancy is under enormous pressure before Saturday's match against Rangers, not least from his own club's supporters.

From BBC

At the 2025 annual meeting in May, he said the cash pile is an “enormous asset” that gives Berkshire a cushion if a market downturn occurs.

From The Wall Street Journal

He argues that the labor market underwent enormous structural change coming out of the pandemic.

From MarketWatch

He displays a remarkable lack of bitterness and enormous dignity, given his ordeal by newspaper.

From The Wall Street Journal