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largish Definition and Meaning in English (largish definition)

adjective
Synonyms:somewhat largerather largebiggish
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Largish definition: Describing something that is somewhat large or rather big in size, often implying a degree of approximation.

Definitions of Largish

  1. 1adjective(informal)

    Describing something that is somewhat large or rather big in size, often implying a degree of approximation.

Example Sentences

casual

“She bought a largish house with a big garden.”

casual

“The dog was largish, but very friendly.”

Synonyms

somewhat largerather largebiggishquite large

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Inflected Word Forms

nounlargeness
adjectivelarge
adverblargely

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Largish definition: Describing something that is somewhat large or rather big in size, often implying a degree of approximation.
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'Largish' translates to 'largish' in English. Largish definition: Describing something that is somewhat large or rather big in size, often implying a degree of approximation.
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