giganticism
giganticism noun: hugeness.
Noun
giganticism (uncountable)
- hugeness
- “The giganticism of the proposed developments on the yards and the speed with which the M.T.A. and the city seem to be rushing to adopt a plan are a great concern,” said Andrew Berman, a member of the Hudson Yards Community Advisory Committee.2008 May 20, Charles V. Bagli, “New Developer Signs $1 Billion Deal to Transform West Side Railyards”, in New York Times
Origin of giganticism
From gigantic + -ism.
Questions about giganticism
- What does giganticism mean?
- Giganticism means hugeness.
- What part of speech is giganticism?
- Giganticism is a noun.
Words near giganticism in the dictionary
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