in a big way

1. To a great extent, conspicuously. For example, I could go for a hamburger in a big way, or This hotel chain is expanding in a big way. [Slang; late 1800s]

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"Making sure we engage with the island and its people is something my grandfather cared deeply about, and we're doing that in a big way this week."

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Mansplaining, it would seem, is back in a big way.

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The tradition of Aztec dominance has been continued in a big way by Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez, who on Oct.

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Mr Nicholas says that emerging technologies such as this are hopeful, but one challenge they face is in breaking into the market in a big way within just a few years, since the need to slash emissions and curb climate change is become more and more urgent: "We're running short of time for addressing carbon emissions."

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“The idea of comedy in the marketplace has been working in television and in streaming in a big way,” said Erica Huggins, president of Seth MacFarlane’s Fuzzy Door Productions and a producer of “The Naked Gun.”

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