humongous in Greek
humongous in Greek is γιγαντιαίος, εξαιρετικός, θεόρατος — humongous means extremely large; huge.
humongous in Greek
γιγαντιαίος
Pronounced: gigadiaios
(informal) Of an extremely large size.
εξαιρετικός
Pronounced: exairetikos
(informal) Of an extremely large size.
θεόρατος
Pronounced: theoratos
(informal) Of an extremely large size.
What does "humongous" mean?
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adjective Extremely large; huge.
"Other students make wide detours to avoid the humiliation and fear of being chased and attacked by the humongous numbers of bees in front of Atkinson."
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humongous in a sentence
- Other students make wide detours to avoid the humiliation and fear of being chased and attacked by the humongous numbers of bees in front of Atkinson.
- Solomon had pulled this humongous fish that was bigger than anything weʼd ever seen.
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What is "humongous" in Greek?
"humongous" in Greek is γιγαντιαίος, εξαιρετικός, θεόρατος. humongous means: Extremely large; huge.
How do you pronounce γιγαντιαίος?
"humongous" in Greek is γιγαντιαίος, pronounced "gigadiaios".
Are there other ways to say "humongous" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "humongous": γιγαντιαίος, εξαιρετικός, θεόρατος.
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