sizeable

[sahy-zuh-buhl]

adjective

1. sizable.

Other Word Forms

• sizeableness noun
• sizeably adverb
• unsizeable adjective

Example Sentences

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

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Celtic's miserable afternoon was foreshadowed before a ball had been kicked in anger when sections of their sizeable travelling support halted play immediately by throwing bouncy balls and tennis balls on to the pitch.

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But a CT scan done to check for any internal damage revealed a "sizeable" cancerous tumour on her kidney that she had no idea even existed.

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Despite being ruled by the atheist Chinese Communist Party, China has a sizeable Christian population.

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"The unfair economic practices of China present a sizeable obstacle to revitalizing shipbuilding in the United States," the alliance said in a petition supporting proposed legislation aimed at developing the sector.

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Related Words

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