supersized

[soo-per-sahyzd]

adjective

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

Example Sentences

Earlier this month, OPEC+ members said they would boost production by 137,000 barrels a day in November—the same as in October—staving off market fears of a supersized hike amid concerns over a looming supply surplus.

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Six- and 10-person saunas are being supersized to hold up to 90 people.

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Early on, critics panned the building’s unconventional design, calling it everything from “tight” and “unadventurous” to a “supersized cheese grater.”

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Nintendo held a supersized livestream of announcements Friday commemorating the 40th anniversary of “Super Mario Bros.”

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

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