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cavernous

[kav-er-nuhs] / ˈkæv ər nəs /


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Snow drifted down from a shattered skylight as I wandered, confused and frightened, through the cavernous station.

From Literature

She’s running late, so Rivera and I settle into his cavernous Victorian home to speak about how he combed through decades of his archive to create the book.

From Los Angeles Times

The room had a cavernous feeling despite the windows behind the desk—which was well-ordered with a blotter, a lamp, a telephone, and a wire basket of papers weighed down by a pair of scissors.

From Literature

Inside the cavernous marble hall, neatly pressed clerks stand behind waist-high display cases.

From Literature

For one whole week, thousands of delegates filed into the cavernous Great Hall of the People in Beijing to attend one of the most important events on the Chinese political calendar.

From BBC