Meaning & Definition of word "Massive"

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    Massive

    /ˈmæsɪv/

    adjective:

    • 1. Large and heavy; enormous.
      • Example: The building featured a massive dome that was visible from miles away.
    • 2. Impressive in size or scope.
      • Example: The concert drew a massive crowd, filling the stadium to capacity.
    • 3. Having great intensity or significance.
      • Example: The team made a massive effort to win the championship this year.
    • 4. Substantial; considerable.
      • Example: She received a massive pay raise after her successful project.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'massivus', meaning 'having mass'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    massive impact:

    A very significant effect or influence.

    massive success:

    Great achievement or victory.

    massive undertaking:

    A large and challenging task.

    Related Words

    mass:

    A coherent, typically large body of matter.

    massive object:

    An object that is large and heavy.

    mass extinction:

    A widespread and rapid decrease in the biodiversity on Earth.

    Slang Meanings of massive

    Meaning: Extremely good or impressive.

    Example Sentence: That concert was massive!

    Meaning: A large amount or size of something.

    Example Sentence: He spent a massive amount of time on that project.