voluminous in Irish
voluminous in Irish is il-leabhrach — voluminous means very large in quantity or extent, especially of writing, records or evidence.
voluminous in Irish
il-leabhrach
Having written much, or produced many volumes.
What does "voluminous" mean?
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adjective Very large in quantity or extent, especially of writing, records or evidence.
"The inquiry produced voluminous documentation."
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adjective Of clothing or fabric: very full and loose, using a great deal of material.
"She swept in wearing a voluminous velvet cloak."
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adjective Occupying a great deal of space; bulky.
"A voluminous cloud of steam filled the kitchen."
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voluminous in a sentence
- The inquiry produced voluminous documentation.
- Her voluminous correspondence fills eleven boxes.
- She swept in wearing a voluminous velvet cloak.
- The dress had voluminous sleeves gathered at the wrist.
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What is "voluminous" in Irish?
"voluminous" in Irish is il-leabhrach. voluminous means: Very large in quantity or extent, especially of writing, records or evidence.
How do you use "voluminous" in a sentence?
Example: "The inquiry produced voluminous documentation." In Irish, "voluminous" is il-leabhrach.
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