colossal
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Adjective — Extremely large in size or scale.
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Etymology
From French colossal, from Latin colossus, from Greek kolossos, "giant statue."
Full origin of colossal →Frequently asked questions
What does “colossal” mean?
The word “colossal” means extremely large in size or scale. In plain terms, huge — used for anything impressively, sometimes overwhelmingly, large.
How do you pronounce “colossal”?
“Colossal” is pronounced kuh-LO-suhl (/kəˈlɑsəl/ in IPA).
How do you use “colossal” in a sentence?
Here is “colossal” used in a sentence: “The company suffered a colossal loss after the product recall.”
What part of speech is “colossal”?
“Colossal” is an adjective.
Where does the word “colossal” come from?
The word “colossal” comes from Latin. From French colossal, from Latin colossus, from Greek kolossos, "giant statue.".
Is “colossal” a common word?
“Colossal” is an uncommon word in modern English.