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dwarf

[dwawrf] / dwɔrf /






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And it inspires a sense of awe that dwarfs the psychodramas of daily life.

From The Wall Street Journal

In contrast, the current crisis affects 20% of the world's supplies, "dwarfing the 1970s shock", she said.

From BBC

Although the expense of, for example, 30,000 corporate Amazon employees is dwarfed by that company's AI spending plans, firms of this size will now take any opportunity to cut costs, Rohan says.

From BBC

Now there’s nothing to be done about it, including the fact that he plans to put a humongous monstrosity in its place — a large-scale ballroom that will dwarf the People’s House.

From Salon

Because Unilever’s food business dwarfs McCormick’s, there would be significant dilution for McCormick’s current shareholders.

From The Wall Street Journal