bigger

Of greater magnitude

Bigger is the comparative form of big—larger in size, amount, or importance.

The bigger house costs more.

She's got bigger problems than money.

To have bigger fish to fry is to have more important matters to attend to.

Something can be bigger physically or figuratively: a bigger crowd, a bigger impact, a bigger deal.

size

larger

More in size

voluminous · capacious · roomy · bulky · hefty · massive · hulking · gargantuan · gigantic · humongous

amplify

boost

Upward push or increase

intensify · heighten · strengthen · deepen · reinforce · exaggerate · augment · multiply · broaden · widen

growth

development

Progress toward maturity

advancement · progression · enlargement · accumulation · extension · swelling · boom · blossoming · flourishing · sprouting

inflate

balloon

Inflatable rubber sac

  • pumpFluid-moving machine
  • blowMove air forcefully
  • swellIncrease in size

expand · puff · bloat · distend · billow · engorge · dilate · air · inflatable · tire

cosmic

universe

Complete system or domain

Hubble · space-time · galaxy · singularity · multiverse · relativity · astrophysics · accelerating · infinite

Categories
Opposites
size/magnitude

biggersmaller

Of reduced magnitude

littler · tinier · lesser · diminished · reduced

physical size comparison

biggersmaller

Of reduced magnitude

littler · tinier · lesser · diminutive · tiny

Phrases
Family

biggest, biggish, biggie, biggies

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G