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Adjective
Of great size
“The large bear growled at this and Cole led the horse a bit away from the snouted animal with its short tail and round ears.”
Adjective
A hefty amount or abundant
“Our forces are no match for the rebels' large army of marauders.”
Noun
The biggest serving of something
“I would typically order the large, but since my commitment to losing weight, I have started eating smaller portions of meals.”
Adjective
Characterized by widespread appeal or likeability
“These hairstyles have become common in the last few months, and you will see how large it will become this winter.”
Adverb
In a manner of affluence
“After winning last month's biggest ever lottery, Scott was living large and free of debt for the first time in his life.”
Adjective
Of an ostentatious nature or overly pompous
“He was a man of large talk and little else.”
Adjective
Denotes kindness and generosity
“The young girl nestled into Francis' arms, with the solace of his large heart and kindness that he had afforded to her.”
Adjective
Pregnant; expecting
“I'm not entirely convinced myself, but I think she may be large with child.”
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