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massive

[mas-iv] / ˈmæs ɪv /


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—Oil prices gained further in early trading after surging about 3% in the previous session as traders monitored geopolitical risks and the impact of a massive winter storm on U.S. output.

From The Wall Street Journal

This breakthrough gives scientists a unique way to examine the final years of a massive star's life before it ends in a violent supernova.

From Science Daily

"She's really tough to play, she has a massive serve, big groundstrokes, cool as a cucumber, you get nothing out of her," said Pegula.

From Barron's

She noted that the massive dam is not exactly secret — it has free public tours, and people can both walk across it and fish near it.

From Los Angeles Times

Along with its massive investments in artificial intelligence, Amazon over the years has been trying to make its online delivery network bigger and faster.

From MarketWatch