sizeable
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- sizeableness noun
- sizeably adverb
- unsizeable adjective
Example Sentences
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Airbus also still holds a sizeable advantage in terms of orders, pointing to a backlog of 8,754 at the end of 2025.
From Barron's
Though losing another of their star players will no doubt sting, Bournemouth have brought in a sizeable transfer fee for another player they have sold since the end of last season.
From BBC
She built a sizeable fanbase but, as issues at home piled up, her posts trailed off.
From BBC
The rise reflected concerns about prospects of high levels of German bond issuance next year as the country implements plans for sizeable fiscal stimulus, and continuing uncertainties over France’s budget.
But in Luton, with its sizeable Irish and eastern European heritage communities alongside a big British-South Asian population, leaders say they have worked hard -- and successfully -- at cohesion.
From Barron's
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