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large-scale
[ lahrj-skeyl ]
adjective
- very extensive or encompassing; of great scope:
a large-scale business plan.
- made to a large scale:
a large-scale map.
large-scale
adjective
- wide-ranging or extensive
- (of maps and models) constructed or drawn to a big scale
Word History and Origins
Origin of large-scale1
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Example Sentences
It also dares to do what previous large-scale treatments shy away from, which is to specifically present America’s actions over three presidential administrations and two decades as what it was – an aggression.
Forest Service tested large-scale incineration of jungles by igniting barrels of fuel oil dropped from planes.
Its outdoor area is suited to large-scale car meet-ups and crowds, and its cinematic surroundings match the club’s gritty aesthetic.
Last month, Trump ordered large-scale strikes on areas controlled by the Houthis and threatened that they would be "completely annihilated".
The legislation also would expand the types of productions that would qualify, including animated films, shorts and series, along with large-scale competition shows.
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