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Meanings of massive in English
Usage of massive in English
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How, for example, did Ellie just translate 'extremely difficult' and 'massive vocabulary'?
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Current trends pointed to a massive problem of food availability next year.
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New Zealand undertook a massive state house building programme to fix this.
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Many solar companies think the new order is a massive step forward.
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This is storing up massive and expensive health problems in the future.
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Rescuers called off a massive sea search late yesterday until first light.
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The sea no longer buoyed her, no longer cooled her massive body.
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What about its massive deficit and what about debt problems in Europe?
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No other area in first world Europe would tolerate this massive pollution.
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The way he simply fell over could suggest a massive heart attack.
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The massive body relaxed; the head fell back into the dewy grass.
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Nevertheless, the site garnered massive support for the family, his sister said.
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State colleges and universities have implemented massive tuition increases in recent years.
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Gun crime is a massive problem in America, we already know that.
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The massive and rapid rise of robots could challenge this happy state.
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Is this reduction in growth in the United States and Europe massive?
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Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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