huger

Even more colossal

Huger is the comparative form of huge, meaning larger or more enormous.

While grammatically correct, it sounds awkward to many English speakers, who often prefer more huge or simply reach for a different word like larger or more massive.

You'll encounter huger in casual speech and writing: The crowd was even huger than last year's.

enormous

gigantic

Immensely large in scale

colossalExtremely large in scale
titanicEnormously strong or large
gargantuanExtremely immense in scope

mammoth · massive · towering · monstrous · behemoth · jumbo · whopping · stupendous · astronomical · hulking

expansive

spacious

Having ample room

sweepingExtensive and far-reaching
extensiveCovering a large scope
sprawlingSpread irregularly outward

stretching · spreading · broadening · widening · expanding · enlarging · extending · far-reaching · open · roomy

cosmic

infinite

Having no bounds

boundlessWithout any boundaries
limitlessWithout any boundaries
fathomlessImmeasurably deep or obscure

immeasurable · unfathomable · incalculable · endless · interminable · measureless · illimitable · universal · celestial · galactic

overwhelming

abundance

Ample supply, overflowing

excessSurplus beyond need
profusionExtravagant amount present
surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying

plethora · deluge · flood · avalanche · torrent · overload · saturation · inundation · surplus · cornucopia

Opposites

size/magnitude

hugersmaller

Of reduced magnitude

tinier · littler · minuscule · tiny · microscopic

Family

huge, hugely, hugeness, hugest

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