Sentence for enormous | Use enormous in a sentence

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• The expenses of litigation are enormous! (10)
• His repertory is enormous. (3)
• Enormous thanks for the Venus. (10)
• The possibilities are enormous. (8)
• It seemed to her already an enormous age. (8)
• His enormous wealth has been his tempter. (10)
• It seemed so consequent, the cost of things being enormous! (10)
• Before his eyes lay a heap of enormous pearls. (12)
• With enormous labour he took a very good degree. (8)
• The walking tent was an enormous white umbrella. (10)
• Do you know that your pockets are one enormous hole? (8)
• I see an enormous difference in the manner of servants. (8)
• Colossal on enormous mound, Majestic gods we saw confer. (10)
• Ideas of eternity rolled in semblance of enormous clouds. (10)
• Something was rubbing against her knees: it was only an enormous bulldog. (8)
• He fronted his client like a man who accuses an enormous public delinquency. (10)
• It was indeed an enormous bull, who had been standing behind a clump of bushes. (8)
• And round their enormous great wide table, too, which fills up the room so dreadfully! (4)
• He stood enormous above me in the moonlight, like an apparition touching earth and sky. (10)
• It needed enormous labour to make the town secure against the enemy, or even habitable. (19)
• Leaning over a plate, with a desperation quite unlike himself, he took an enormous bite. (8)
• He gained great popularity in the leading cities of Europe and amassed an enormous fortune. (3)
• The gulf of a caress hove in view like an enormous billow hollowing under the curled ridge. (10)
• How can she manage an enormous middle-class, to keep it happy, other than a little clumsily? (10)
• His technic is enormous; while not intensely magnetic, his intellectual grasp of music is remarkable. (3)
• And her fortune would be enormous: a speculation merely due to worldly prudence and prospective ambition. (10)
• Enormous difficulties in regard to the testimony and the verifications were discussed; they were overcome. (10)
• Enormous, busy, pleased, and upright as a soldier, pathetically trotting his vast carcass from end to end, he delighted Shelton. (8)
• The truth was, that the booth was down on them, and they were struggling entangled in an enormous bag of canvas. (10)
• The valley was wonderfully fertile, was brought to a high degree of cultivation and supported an enormous population. (3)
• Something strange had happened that day, something impalpable, unnamable, yet true, and of enormous importance to the woman. (13)
• He bowed, and gravely opened his enormous umbrella, which he held up over the heads of the ladies, while Ammiani led the way. (10)
• The folds and swells and stream of the building along the roll of ground, had an appearance of an enormous banner on the wind. (10)
• Again, coming from Pradelles with his brother, they saw a great empty cart drawn by six enormous horses before them on the road. (2)
• At once he disencumbered his shoulders of the enormous wrapper, held it aloft imperiously, and by main force extinguished Emilia. (10)
• On more than two-thirds of this enormous sum the insurance companies had laid bets, and the greater part of it they refused to pay. (7)
• He flapped his arms, resembling for the moment those birds of enormous body which attempt a rise upon their wings and achieve a hop. (10)
• On the other hand, those who urged this course seem to have been blind to the enormous violation of faith involved in such a course. (14)
• Lord Palmet, deeply disappointed and mystified, went after him, leaving Dr. Shrapnel to shorten his garden walk with enormous long strides. (10)
• Bellingham pointed out that the whole thing was an experiment, and that the price asked was enormous, unless a great success were morally certain. (9)

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Definition of enormous:

• enormous, e-nor’mus, adj. excessive: immense: atrocious | (_obs._) enorm’. | n. enor’mity, state or quality of being enormous: that which is enormous: a great crime: great wickedness. | adv. enor’mously. | n. enor’mousness. (0)

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