grand-scale

American  

[grand-skeyl] / ˈgrændˈskeɪl /

adjective

1. of large proportion, extent, magnitude, etc..

   grand-scale efforts; a grand-scale approach.

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Etymology

Origin of grand-scale

First recorded in 1955–60

Example Sentences

“One Battle After Another” blends both together to become the perfect showcase for Anderson’s knack for capturing human idiosyncrasies and spinning them into grand-scale storytelling.

From Los Angeles Times

“A series of generous reception rooms overlook this space, creating a seamless link between indoors and out. Designed for both grand-scale entertaining and relaxing, the layout combines sharp architectural detail with a contemporary eye for volume, proportion and finish.”

From MarketWatch

The property “designed for grand-scale entertaining and quiet retreat alike” includes a cozy home theater, a chic bar, a pool cabana, a large gym, a game room, an outdoor projection screen, and a sport court.

From MarketWatch

The titters would feel dismissive, except that they also fit the tone’s grand-scale terror.

From Los Angeles Times

Stone can play shrewd, silly, gorgeous, repellent, frail and frightening simultaneously, in a register at once intimate and grand-scale.

From Los Angeles Times