enormousness

[ ih-nawr-muh s-nis ]

/ ɪˈnɔr məs nɪs /

very great or abnormal size, bulk, degree, etc.; immensity; hugeness.

Origin of enormousness

First recorded in 1795–1805; enormous + -ness

See enormity.

enormity enormousness (see usage note at enormity)

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