writ large

Signified, expressed, or embodied with greater magnitude, as in That book on Lincoln is simply an article writ large. [Mid-1600s]

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No wonder: Here was crypto-religious art writ large, a vision of Jesus who was all too human, plagued by doubt and a troubled inner life.

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It was a sign of the NFL’s vital importance to the company and the TV business writ large.

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The agony and ecstasy of the Lions writ large.

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement writ large, which the community is rallying around following the ICE arrests and detentions of two local labor organizers.

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“Marvin’s passing is a huge loss for me and our industry writ large,” Spielberg said in a statement obtained by The Times.

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writing table writ of assistance

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