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gigantesque

[jahy-gan-tesk] / ˌdʒaɪ gænˈtɛsk /








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“This is a gigantesque challenge, so it is essential to coordinate and optimize the logistic chains, put in place new routes, and avoid, as much as possible, the bottlenecks.”

From Seattle Times • May 12, 2022

“This is a gigantesque challenge, so it is essential to coordinate and optimise the logistic chains, put in place new routes, and avoid, as much as possible, bottlenecks.”

From Reuters • May 12, 2022

How many cars must be sold in order to re-enter this gigantesque publicity?

From Time Magazine Archive

The gigantesque floral graces of Auguste Renoir whose canvases are glowing bouquets of drapery, decoration, tinted flesh.

From Time Magazine Archive

The same unconsciousness, the same violent innocence, the same gigantesque scale of action which brought the Napoleon of Comedy his Jena brought him also his Moscow.

From Heretics by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith)