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Meanings of huge chunk in English

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Usage of huge chunk in English
1
Set rose from the ruins, tossing aside a huge chunk of stone.
The red pyramid
2
Mist rolled off the huge chunk of ice, further obscuring the image.
Arthas: rise of the lich king
3
For me, there's just no way a huge chunk of time is available.
Wired
4
Yet tying up a huge chunk of shares could make the market choppier.
Reuters
5
Couldn't she withdraw a huge chunk of change and just... leave?
Vicious
6
But still, a huge chunk of America just does not want to listen.
News.com.au
7
A huge chunk of our audience grew up in the 80s, he said.
The Guardian
8
As it struck the left wall, a huge chunk of stone broke away.
The Lair of Bones
9
He held out a huge chunk of ice for their inspection.
The Boy Aviators' Polar Dash; or, Facing Death in the Antarctic
10
She bit off a huge chunk and let it slither around her tongue.
The Neutronium Alchemist
11
Transport is responsible for a huge chunk of New Zealand's overall greenhouse gas emissions.
Radio NZ
12
The substation catching fire took a huge chunk of Pretoria's power off the grid.
The South African
13
A huge chunk of a city's entire culture is gone.
The Guardian
14
It's like there's a huge chunk of my life missing.
The nightmarys
15
The iPhone roared away and took a huge chunk of the consumer market with it.
The Irish Times
16
A huge chunk of these cases are from Gauteng, where 319 people have been infected.
The South African
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Huge chunk through the time
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common