sizeable

[sahy-zuh-buhl]

adjective

1. sizable.

Other Word Forms

• sizeableness noun
• sizeably adverb
• unsizeable adjective

Example Sentences

AstraZeneca and Merck recently axed plans for sizeable infrastructure investment in Britain, with the US pharma group citing UK drugs prices as a major reason for its U-turn.

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The Shenzhen-based firm is a major player in the global gaming industry, and has sizeable operations in other fields including cloud computing, entertainment and artificial intelligence.

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Burberry narrowed losses in its first half, the British luxury fashion label said Thursday, thanks to sizeable cost-cutting begun a year ago.

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On the one hand, there are forecasts for a sizeable 2025-2026 inventory increase, driven by strong non-OPEC supply growth and modest demand expectations, the head of Commodity Strategy says.

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Religious outrage has sometimes spilled into violence in the Muslim-majoirty country, which also has a sizeable ethnic Chinese population.

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Related Words

• colossal 
• considerable 
• enormous 
• gigantic 
• humongous 
• monumental 
• tremendous 
• vast 
• whopping