supersized

[soo-per-sahyzd]

adjective

1. having been greatly increased in size; much bigger than the standard size.

Example Sentences

After all, we’re a nation that supersized our economy by using free or low-wage work.

From Salon

It also introduced a supersized “Big Arch” burger to its menu, expanded its CosMc’s locations, revamped its Happy Meal Boo Buckets and added a new, limited-edition McFlurry flavor to its U.S. lineup.

From Salon

But without new and expensive infrastructure or a supersized fleet, a new kind of car can only produce so much new mobility in the metropolis.

From Slate

To fete the supersized 250th anniversary, a committee of local burghers has been meeting every few weeks for four years, preparing for as many as 100,000 people to show up this weekend.

From Slate

When Muncy finished rounding the bases, Mookie Betts wrapped him in a bear hug, while Teoscar Hernández showered him with a supersized serving of his sunflower seed celebration.

From Los Angeles Times