ultralarge
Beyond simply big
Ultralarge means extremely large, beyond what would ordinarily be called large.
The prefix ultra- intensifies to suggest exceptional scale: ultralarge container ships, ultralarge data sets.
The term appears in technical contexts where standard size categories exist and something exceeds them: The ultralarge crude carrier can hold two million barrels of oil.
Extremely large in scale
- gargantuanExtremely immense in scope
- enormousExtremely large in scale
- immenseExtremely large in scope
- vastExtremely great in size
gigantic · massive · mammoth · titanic · tremendous · monumental · stupendous · prodigious
Creature of immense size
- leviathanEnormous creature or entity
- goliathImmense person or thing
- cyclopeanMassive and primitively constructed
- titanDominant figure in field
colossus · juggernaut · monolithic · monstrous · elephantine · towering · hulking · mountainous
colossal
Extremely large in scale
- gargantuanExtremely immense in scope
- enormousExtremely large in scale
- immenseExtremely large in scope
vast · gigantic · massive · mammoth · titanic · tremendous · monumental · stupendous · prodigious · astronomical
behemoth
Creature of immense size
- leviathanEnormous creature or entity
- goliathImmense person or thing
- cyclopeanMassive and primitively constructed
titan · colossus · juggernaut · monolithic · monstrous · elephantine · towering · hulking · mountainous
expansive
Covering a large area
infinite · sweeping · sprawling · extensive · wide · broad · open · unbounded · cavernous · capacious
- ultra-ultraviolet, ultrasound, ultramarine, ultrahigh, ultralow
ultralargeultratiny
Extremely small in size
microscopic · minuscule · infinitesimal · tiny · miniature
large, enlarge, largely, larger, largest, ultra, enlargement, enlarging, ultramodern