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Meaning & Definition of Gross in English

English

Gross

/groʊs/

noun

1. Twelve dozen

synonym:
  • gross,
  • 144

2. The entire amount of income before any deductions are made

synonym:
  • gross,
  • revenue,
  • receipts

verb

1. Earn before taxes, expenses, etc.

synonym:
  • gross

adjective

1. Before any deductions

  • "Gross income"
synonym:
  • gross

2. Lacking fine distinctions or detail

  • "The gross details of the structure appear reasonable"
synonym:
  • gross

3. Repellently fat

  • "A bald porcine old man"
synonym:
  • gross,
  • porcine

4. Visible to the naked eye (especially of rocks and anatomical features)

synonym:
  • megascopic,
  • gross

5. Without qualification

  • Used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers
  • "An arrant fool"
  • "A complete coward"
  • "A consummate fool"
  • "A double-dyed villain"
  • "Gross negligence"
  • "A perfect idiot"
  • "Pure folly"
  • "What a sodding mess"
  • "Stark staring mad"
  • "A thoroughgoing villain"
  • "Utter nonsense"
  • "The unadulterated truth"
synonym:
  • arrant(a),
  • complete(a),
  • consummate(a),
  • double-dyed(a),
  • everlasting(a),
  • gross(a),
  • perfect(a),
  • pure(a),
  • sodding(a),
  • stark(a),
  • staring(a),
  • thoroughgoing(a),
  • utter(a),
  • unadulterated

6. Conspicuously and tastelessly indecent

  • "Coarse language"
  • "A crude joke"
  • "Crude behavior"
  • "An earthy sense of humor"
  • "A revoltingly gross expletive"
  • "A vulgar gesture"
  • "Full of language so vulgar it should have been edited"
synonym:
  • crude,
  • earthy,
  • gross,
  • vulgar

7. Conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible

  • "A crying shame"
  • "An egregious lie"
  • "Flagrant violation of human rights"
  • "A glaring error"
  • "Gross ineptitude"
  • "Gross injustice"
  • "Rank treachery"
synonym:
  • crying(a),
  • egregious,
  • flagrant,
  • glaring,
  • gross,
  • rank

Examples of using

That's a gross mistake.
Tom's gross income last year was over thirty thousand dollars.
It's a gross distortion of the truth.