larger

Exceeding in magnitude

Larger is the comparative form of large, indicating greater size, extent, or amount: We need a larger table for the party.

It often implies comparison even without stating the second term: I'll have the larger one.

Larger can describe abstract quantities: a larger share of the profits, larger implications than we first thought.

size

bigger

Larger in extent

massive · enormous · immense · colossal · gigantic · voluminous · spacious · capacious · sizable · hulking

proportion

greater

More in degree

elevated · amplified · enhanced · augmented · extended · lengthened · prolonged · intensified · heightened · boosted

importance

major

Of chief importance

influential · prominent · dominant · preeminent · commanding · superior · paramount · leading · primary · principal

scope

broader

Of greater scope

sweeping · far-reaching · comprehensive · inclusive · encompassing · overarching · grander · ambitious · boundless · unrestricted

growth

growing

Increasing or enlarging

multiplying · ballooning · mushrooming · snowballing · escalating · surging · rising · mounting · accumulating · proliferating

Categories
Opposites
size/magnitude

largersmaller

Of reduced magnitude

tinier · littler · lesser · microscopic · infinitesimal

Phrases
Family

large, enlarge, largest, enlarged, enlargement, enlarging, enlarges, largeness, enlargements

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