Meanings of enormousness in English

Few people saw it being quite so huge, but enormousness was expected.

The enormousness of the deal would cover any lapse of manners.

Kelly, casually accustomed to the enormousness of Tranquillity, was dumbfounded by its size.

I urged him with the enormousness of the offence, but I made no impression.

A little scared of his enormousness she stood far off.

David gazed out at the enormousness of the wasteland.

But each was a mere flicker in enormousness.

He had not realized the enormousness of the task of putting a fellow-man out of the world.

The enormousness of the task silenced them.

And the enormousness of the scheme.

The enormousness of it appalled him.

The enormousness and magnificence of the great public throne-room had always overwhelmed me with a sense of my own insignificance.

So letter-perfect was he in his lines that a layman might have scouted his realization of the enormousness of his responsibility.

His physical immensity-hewas six feet six and built like a heap of bricks-barelyhinted at the enormousness of his presence.

If you mean the large size of something, we would suggest saying largeness, enormousness, or hugeness, rather than enormity when you may risk being misinterpreted.

"But what are we to do, Bobby?" she quavered, suddenly frightened, as the enormousness of the man's task loomed before her.