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enorm

[ ee-nawrm ]
/ iˈnɔrm /

adjective Archaic.

enormous; huge; vast.

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Origin of enorm

1425–75; late Middle English enorme<Middle French <Latin ēnormis, equivalent to ē-e-1 + norm(a) norm + -is adj. suffix

Words nearby enorm

enolate, enolize, enology, enophile, enophthalmos, enorm, enormity, enormous, enormousness, Enos, e-nose
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