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Meaning of massive
The primary meaning of the word "massive" is extremely large or heavy.
Etymology of massive
The word "massive" comes from the Old French word "massif," meaning solid or bulky, which is derived from the Latin word "massa," meaning lump or mass.
The word has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe something that is extremely large or heavy.
Synonyms
enormous
huge
gigantic
massive
colossal
immense
tremendous
monumental
mammoth
gigantic
gargantuan
colossal
gigantic
enormous
humongous
gigantic
massive
colossal
enormous
sizable
substantial
considerable
large
big
immense
tremendous
stupendous
astounding
astonishing
impressive
remarkable
extraordinary
exceptional
unprecedented
unparalleled
monumental
towering
lofty
mighty
powerful
strong
formidable
impressive
awesome
breathtaking
spectacular
stunning
dazzling
amazing
incredible
unbelievable
unconscionable
outrageous
preposterous
absurd
ridiculous
ludicrous
laughable
immense
enormous
gigantic
colossal
massive
huge
tremendous
monumental
stupendous
Definitions
- Extremely large, heavy, or serious
- Extremely severe or intense
- Relating to or consisting of a large mass of something
Usage Examples
- The massive stone statue towered over the city.
- The company is facing a massive financial crisis.
- The massive storm caused widespread damage and flooding.
Antonyms
tiny
small
miniature
minuscule
insignificant
petite
compact
slim
slender
narrow
slight
fragile
weak
feeble
frail
lightweight
puny
meager
scanty
sparse
limited
restricted
smallish
undersized
underweight
puny
weak
feeble
fragile
delicate
dainty
tiny
infinitesimal
microscopic
imperceptible
invisible
negligible
inconsequential
unimportant
trivial
insignificant