adjective
Other Word Forms
- sizableness noun
- sizably adverb
- unsizable adjective
Etymology
Origin of sizable
Example Sentences
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One advantage for many retired sellers: They’ve built up sizable home equity they can use from a sale to purchase a subsequent residence.
From MarketWatch
The episode’s head writer Cesar Mazariegos told Rolling Stone the band’s inclusion was a “tip of the hat” to the show’s sizable Latin American fandom, specifically its Mexican and Mexican American fans.
From Los Angeles Times
Although the company has been promoting the package for years and Tesla has collected a sizable amount of data, adoption has been slow.
From MarketWatch
These are the “private investors” who would get stiffed if Ivanpah were to shut down due to the project’s minimal asset salvage value and the sizable Energy Department loan standing first in the recovery line.
One might assume Drescher’s presence on the call sheet would equate to a sizable role in the film.
From Salon
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