sizable — fairly large; of considerable size or extent
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: fairly large; of considerable size or extent
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsaɪzəbəl/
Korean meaning: 상당히 큰, 제법 큰
Korean pronunciation: **사이**저블
Example Sentences
- My cat has gained a sizable belly after discovering the treat cabinet.
- The startup raised a sizable funding round from venture capitalists.
- She spent a sizable chunk of her weekend binge-watching Netflix.
sizable
ADJECTIVE//ˈsaɪzəbəl//
fairly large; of considerable size or extent
A construction worker stands beside a sizable bulldozer at the worksite
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Origin
From the Middle English and Old French word 'size' (meaning an assize or regulation of dimension), combined with the suffix '-able' (meaning capable of or worthy of). The word evolved through Norman French influence on English legal and commercial terminology.
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“My cat has gained a sizable belly after discovering the treat cabinet.”
“The startup raised a sizable funding round from venture capitalists.”
“She spent a sizable chunk of her weekend binge-watching Netflix.”
“The research project requires a sizable team of experts.”
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