large

The word “large” has 1 syllable: large

It's pronounced as /lɑrdʒ/


What is synonym and antonym for large?

In the thesaurus, “large” has 172 synonyms and 91 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for large along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for large

  • Brobdingnagian
  • Bunyanesque
  • Himalayan
  • abundant
  • affluently
  • ample
  • appreciable
  • astronomic
  • astronomical
  • big
  • biggish
  • booming
  • boxcar
  • broad
  • bulky
  • bumper
  • capacious
  • cavernous
  • celebrated
  • colossal
  • comfortably
  • commodious
  • comprehensive
  • considerable
  • copious
  • cosmic
  • cosmical
  • crowd-pleasing
  • cyclopean
  • desirable
  • du jour
  • elephantine
  • enormous
  • excessive
  • exorbitant
  • expensively
  • extensive
  • extravagant
  • extravagantly
  • extreme
  • fabled
  • fabulous
  • faddish
  • faddy
  • famed
  • famous
  • fashionable
  • fat
  • fatly
  • favorite
  • fine
  • full
  • galactic
  • gargantuan
  • generous
  • giant
  • gigantic
  • goodly
  • grand
  • grandiose
  • grandiosely
  • grandly
  • great
  • gross
  • handsome
  • happening
  • hefty
  • hellacious
  • herculean
  • heroic
  • heroical
  • high
  • hot
  • huge
  • hulking
  • humongous
  • humungous
  • husky
  • immeasurable
  • immense
  • immoderate
  • immoderately
  • important
  • imposingly
  • impressively
  • in
  • indulgently
  • inordinate
  • intemperately
  • jumbo
  • king-size
  • king-sized
  • largish
  • lavishly
  • leading
  • legendary
  • leviathan
  • liberal
  • liked
  • luxuriously
  • magnificently
  • major
  • mammoth
  • massive
  • modish
  • monolithic
  • monstrous
  • monumental
  • mountainous
  • notable
  • noted
  • notorious
  • opulently
  • ostentatiously
  • outsize
  • outsized
  • outstanding
  • oversize
  • oversized
  • palatially
  • pharaonic
  • plentiful
  • plushly
  • pompously
  • pop
  • popular
  • popularized
  • populous
  • preferred
  • pretentiously
  • prodigally
  • prodigious
  • prominent
  • red-hot
  • remarkable
  • renowned
  • richly
  • roomy
  • selected
  • semipopular
  • significant
  • sizable
  • sizeable
  • spacious
  • splendidly
  • staggering
  • stupendous
  • substantial
  • sumptuously
  • super
  • super-duper
  • supersized
  • sweeping
  • thick
  • thumping
  • tidy
  • titanic
  • tremendous
  • vast
  • vasty
  • vogue
  • voguish
  • voluminous
  • walloping
  • wanted
  • wantonly
  • wastefully
  • wealthily
  • well-known
  • whacking
  • whopping
  • wide

Antonyms for large

  • Lilliputian
  • anonymous
  • austerely
  • bantam
  • cheaply
  • conservatively
  • cramped
  • despised
  • detested
  • diminutive
  • dinky
  • disliked
  • dwarf
  • dwarfish
  • economically
  • empty
  • exclusive
  • frugally
  • half-pint
  • hated
  • humbly
  • inconsiderable
  • inconspicuous
  • indistinguished
  • inexpensively
  • infinitesimal
  • insignificant
  • limited
  • little
  • little bitty
  • meagerly
  • microminiature
  • microscopic
  • microscopical
  • mini
  • miniature
  • miniscule
  • minor
  • minuscule
  • minute
  • moderately
  • modestly
  • nameless
  • narrow
  • obscure
  • out
  • petite
  • pint-size
  • pint-sized
  • plainly
  • pocket-size
  • pocket-sized
  • poor
  • poorly
  • prudently
  • puny
  • pygmy
  • reasonably
  • rejected
  • restrainedly
  • restricted
  • sensibly
  • short
  • shrimpy
  • simply
  • skimpily
  • slender
  • slight
  • slim
  • small
  • smallish
  • sparely
  • sparingly
  • teensy
  • teensy-weensy
  • teeny
  • teeny-weeny
  • temperately
  • thin
  • thriftily
  • tiny
  • undersize
  • undersized
  • unexceptional
  • unfashionable
  • unimportant
  • unknown
  • unpopular
  • unpretentiously
  • washed-up
  • wee

Meanings of large

  • noun
    1. An old musical note, equal to two longas, four breves, or eight semibreves.
    2. Liberality, generosity.
    3. (plural: large) A thousand dollars/pounds.
    4. A large serving of something.
  • adjective
    1. Of considerable or relatively great size or extent.
    2. Abundant; ample.
    3. Full in statement; diffuse; profuse.
    4. Free; unencumbered.
    5. Unrestrained by decorum; said of language.
    6. Crossing the line of a ship's course in a favorable direction; said of the wind when it is abeam, or between the beam and the quarter.
  • adverb
    1. Before the wind.

Example Sentences

  • The conference room is quite large, accommodating up to fifty people.
  • She bought a large pizza to share with her friends during the movie night.
  • The company has seen a large increase in sales over the past year.
  • They moved into a large house with a beautiful garden in the backyard.
  • The large crowd gathered in the park to celebrate the festival.

On this page you'll find 263 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to large, such as: Brobdingnagian, Bunyanesque, Himalayan, Lilliputian, abundant, affluently, ample.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

radically

  • absolutely
  • abundantly
  • admittedly
  • all
  • all of
  • all over
  • altogether
  • assuredly
  • basically
  • by and large
  • categorically
  • certainly
  • chiefly
  • clean
  • cold
  • completely
  • copiously
  • dead
  • downright
  • enough
  • entire
  • entirely
  • essentially
  • even
  • exactly
  • fast
  • firstly
  • flat
  • flat-out
  • forsooth
  • frankly
  • full
  • fully
  • fundamentally
  • generally
  • generously
  • greatly
  • hands down
  • heartily
  • honestly
  • indeed
  • indisputably
  • indubitably
  • largely
  • mainly
  • more or less
  • mostly
  • out
  • overall
  • perfectly
  • plain
  • plumb
  • positively
  • predominantly
  • predominately
  • primarily
  • primitively
  • principally
  • purely
  • quite
  • realistically
  • really
  • soundly
  • stone
  • stone-cold
  • substantially
  • thoroughly
  • through and through
  • totally
  • truly
  • truthfully
  • undoubtedly
  • unqualifiedly
  • unquestionably
  • utterly
  • verily
  • veritably
  • well
  • wholly
  • wide

palatially

  • affluently
  • comfortably
  • expensively
  • extravagantly
  • fatly
  • fine
  • grandiosely
  • grandly
  • high
  • immoderately
  • imposingly
  • impressively
  • indulgently
  • intemperately
  • large
  • lavishly
  • luxuriously
  • magnificently
  • opulently
  • ostentatiously
  • plushly
  • pompously
  • pretentiously
  • prodigally
  • richly
  • splendidly
  • sumptuously
  • wantonly
  • wastefully
  • wealthily

majority

  • abundance
  • adulthood
  • adultness
  • age of consent
  • autumn
  • best part
  • bloom
  • bulk
  • characteristic
  • common
  • communal
  • contemporary
  • current
  • dominant
  • drinking age
  • estate
  • everyday
  • familiar
  • flush
  • full age
  • general
  • generality
  • greater number
  • greater part
  • heap
  • heyday
  • household
  • larger part
  • legal maturity
  • loads
  • lot
  • manhood
  • mass
  • maturity
  • max
  • maximum
  • middle age
  • midlife
  • more
  • more than half
  • most
  • much
  • oodles
  • overall
  • pandemic
  • pervasive
  • plenty
  • plurality
  • pop
  • popular
  • predominant
  • preponderance
  • preponderant
  • present
  • prevailing
  • prevalent
  • prime
  • prime of life
  • profusion
  • public
  • reams
  • received
  • rife
  • ripe age
  • ruling
  • scads
  • seniority
  • shared
  • superiority
  • typical
  • unanimous
  • universal
  • usual
  • voting age
  • vulgar
  • wealth
  • well-known
  • widespread
  • womanhood

magnifies

  • accelerates
  • accentuates
  • acclaims
  • adores
  • aggrandizes
  • aggravates
  • amplifies
  • applauds
  • augments
  • belauds
  • blesses
  • boosts
  • broadens
  • canonizes
  • caricatures
  • carols
  • celebrates
  • chants
  • cheers
  • cites
  • colors
  • commends
  • compliments
  • consolidates
  • cracks up
  • deepens
  • deifies
  • dignifies
  • dresses up
  • elevates
  • embellishes
  • emblazons
  • embroiders
  • emphasizes
  • enforces
  • enhances
  • enlarges
  • enlivens
  • ennobles
  • enshrines
  • enskies
  • enthrones
  • eulogizes
  • exacerbates
  • exaggerates
  • exalts
  • expands
  • extends
  • extolls
  • extols
  • flatters
  • fudges
  • glorifies
  • gussies up
  • hails
  • hastens
  • hedges
  • heightens
  • honors
  • hymns
  • hyperbolizes
  • idealizes
  • idolizes
  • intensifies
  • lauds
  • lengthens
  • lifts
  • maximizes
  • overdoes
  • overdraws
  • overemphasizes
  • overplays
  • overstates
  • pads
  • plays up
  • praises
  • promotes
  • quickens
  • raises
  • recommends
  • redoubles
  • reenforces
  • reinforces
  • renowns
  • resounds
  • restrengthens
  • rhapsodizes
  • romanticizes
  • salutes
  • sanitizes
  • satirizes
  • sharpens
  • steps up
  • strengthens
  • stresses
  • stretches
  • sugarcoats
  • supplements
  • touts
  • upgrades
  • uplifts
  • worships

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