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cavernous

[kav-er-nuhs] / ˈkæv ər nəs /


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A short drive away is the Karmel Mall, a cavernous building and local Somali hub, filled with a maze of stalls selling tea, fashions, jewelry and more.

From The Wall Street Journal

As Seroka shared his vision for the future in the cavernous AltaSea facility, he emphasized the need to build bigger and smarter.

From Los Angeles Times

Inside a cavernous shipbuilding hangar, workers cut and weld steel for the yard's latest icebreaker, a heavy-duty Arctic vessel, called Polarmax that's destined for the Canadian coastguard.

From BBC

The cavernous train depot amplified every sound, and I heard the swish-swish of her full blue skirts as she approached.

From Literature

She could see hints of her own reflection in the dark tile, looking back at her from a hundred different angles, watching her from all sides in the cavernous, sparsely furnished space.

From Literature