Sizeable

/ˈsaɪzəbl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Fairly large in size, quantity, or extent.

The company made a sizeable profit this quarter.

Substantial or considerable in amount.

She received a sizeable donation for her charity project.

Having significant dimensions or proportions.

There was a sizeable crowd at the concert last night.

Large enough to be noticeable or important.

The research team made a sizeable impact on the field of study.

Early 19th century, from size + able.

sizeable fortune

A large amount of money or wealth.

sizeable portion

A generous serving or amount of something.

sizeable influence

A significant impact or effect on others.

size

The extent of something; a measure of its dimensions.

sizable

Alternative spelling of sizeable.

Huge

That party was huge, we had a sizeable gathering!

Big deal

Getting that promotion is a sizeable deal for him.