Meanings of great enlargement in English

Indeed, they made a great enlargement of that field.

They stood stubbornly, solidly, without reason, without justification, against a great enlargement of popular rights.

There is to be a great , very great enlargement of the borders of English literature later on.

Frame an argument, or plea, for the great enlargement of all Christian activities on behalf of foreigners.

If there is great enlargement, there may be symptoms of compression of vessel, nerves or the windpipe.

An unexpected and very large increase of expenditures had resulted from the great enlargement of the necessary means of defense.

Face greatly swelled, eyes closed, very great enlargement of the nose, lips puffed and badly cut, three front teeth missing.

The great enlargement may cause deformities of the teeth and lower jaw, and even present itself as an enormous tumor in the neck.

The great enlargement of her heart will be bearable to her only if she keeps perfectly calm and avoids all excitement to her dying day.

The great enlargement of her heart will be bearable to her if only she keeps perfectly calm and avoids all excitement to her dying day.

The deficiency this year is $5,786,300, as against $6,350,183 last year, notwithstanding the great enlargement of the service.

The church only is widest upward, and has its greatest enlargements towards heaven.

He was the advocate of the greatest enlargement of rights.

Of all the institutions subsisting here before the revolution, that which has experienced the greatest enlargement is the

The monasteries never grew sufficiently to require great enlargements, and thus they would have been to-day very nearly as the Anglo-Saxon monks saw them.

"I discern in him a love for whatever things are honest and true, and I feel a great enlargement in his presence."