massive in Latin
massive in Latin is massīvus — massive means extremely large in size, extent, or degree.
massive in Latin
massīvus
What does "massive" mean?
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adjective Extremely large in size, extent, or degree.
"The company posted a massive profit last quarter."
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adjective Solid, bulky, and heavy in construction.
"The castle walls were massive, built to withstand siege weapons."
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adjective Serious or severe, especially describing something affecting the body.
"He suffered a massive heart attack in his sleep."
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massive in a sentence
- The company posted a massive profit last quarter.
- A massive oak tree shaded the entire garden.
- The castle walls were massive, built to withstand siege weapons.
- He suffered a massive heart attack in his sleep.
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What is "massive" in Latin?
"massive" in Latin is massīvus. massive means: Extremely large in size, extent, or degree.
How do you use "massive" in a sentence?
Example: "The company posted a massive profit last quarter." In Latin, "massive" is massīvus.
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