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mondo

[mon-doh] / mɒnˈdoʊ /
ADJECTIVE
big
Synonyms
STRONGEST
colossal considerable enormous fat full gigantic hefty huge immense massive sizable substantial tremendous vast
WEAK
a whale of a ample awash brimming bulky burly capacious chock-full commodious copious crowded extensive heavy-duty heavyweight hulking humongous husky jumbo mammoth monster oversize packed ponderous prodigious roomy spacious strapping stuffed supercolossal thundering voluminous walloping whopper whopping
Antonyms
STRONGEST
impoverished inconsiderable insignificant little miniature minute poor slight small teeny thin tiny unimportant
WEAK
adolescent baby babyish blah bland dull humble infant infantile itsy juvenile selfish shy unconfident ungenerous ungiving
ADJECTIVE
colossal
Synonyms
STRONGEST
enormous gargantuan gigantic huge immense jumbo mammoth monstrous vast
WEAK
behemothic cyclopean elephantine giant humongous mountainous super titanic
Antonyms
STRONGEST
little miniature miniscule minute small teeny tiny
ADJECTIVE
considerable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
big significant substantial
WEAK
consequential distinguished doozie dynamite essential fab fat influential material meaningful momentous noteworthy renowned solid-gold something something else super super-duper to the max unreal venerable weighty
Antonyms
STRONGEST
insignificant little minor small unimportant
WEAK
inconsiderable slight undistinguished unnoteworthy unnoticeable
ADJECTIVE
huge
Synonyms
STRONGEST
colossal enormous extensive gargantuan giant gigantic great humongous immense magnificent mammoth massive monstrous monumental towering tremendous vast
WEAK
behemothic bulky cyclopean elephantine gross immeasurable jumbo leviathan lusty mighty monster mountainous outsize oversize planetary prodigious stupendous titanic walloping whopping
Antonyms
STRONGEST
dwarfed insignificant limited little miniature miniscule minor minute narrow poor short small teeny tiny unimportant
WEAK
dwarf
ADJECTIVE
large-scale
Synonyms
STRONGEST
extensive huge large massive sizable substantial
WEAK
a whale of a ample awash brimming bulky bull burly capacious chock-full colossal commodious considerable copious crowded enormous fat full gigantic good great healthy heavy-duty heavyweight hefty hulking humongous husky immense jumbo mammoth monster oversize packed ponderous prodigious roomy spacious strapping stuffed supercolossal thundering tremendous vast voluminous walloping whopper whopping
Antonyms
STRONGEST
little miniature short small tiny
ADJECTIVE
tremendous
Synonyms
STRONGEST
amazing astounding awesome colossal dreadful enormous excellent exceptional extraordinary fabulous fantastic formidable great immense incredible marvelous massive monumental prodigious terrible terrific vast wonderful
WEAK
appalling awful cracking deafening fearful frightful gargantuan gigantic great big humongous jumbo large mammoth monstrous stupendous super titanic towering whale whopper whopping
Antonyms
STRONGEST
believable common commonplace conventional customary expected familiar inferior insignificant little miniature minute normal ordinary plain pleasant poor powerless small teeny tiny trivial unamazing unimportant unnoteworthy usual weak wonderful
WEAK
underwhelming

Example Sentences

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Here, they planted a drought-resistant mix of California dune grass, mondo grass and poppies alongside the former owners’ birds of paradise, pink camellias and pineapple guava tree.

From Los Angeles Times • Jul. 2, 2024

"But these dwarf galaxies have just these really mondo star-forming regions," said U-M astronomer Sally Oey, senior author of the study.

From Science Daily • Nov. 21, 2023

Another option that might work more quickly is to plant grasses — not turfgrass, but creeping ones such as mondo grass.

From Seattle Times • Apr. 7, 2022

This is going to mean, scientifically speaking, a mondo load of cases, including potentially enough serious ones to fill hospital ICUs.

From Slate • Dec. 21, 2021

This was in his Lettera sopra l'opinione de' Pittagorici e del Copernico, della mobilit� della Terra e stabilit� del Sole, e il nuovo pittagorico sistema del mondo, 4to, Naples, 1615.

From A Budget of Paradoxes, Volume I by Smith, David Eugene