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This is a huge point. (2)
My heart rose on a huge swell. (10)
In a huge fireplace a log fire is burning. (8)
They are like huge boulders across a brook. (10)
They sat on the mill-race, under the shade of a huge elm. (18)
The Baron stood up, and lifted his huge arm to lead the toast. (10)
I spare you a family picture, while there is this huge blot on it. (10)
The huge funereal minutes conducted their sonorous hearse, the hour. (10)
With a huge steady hand the Inspector took the hem and turned it back. (8)
A huge wave broke over the main deck and the ship lurched desperately. (19)
But when huge pewter mugs of cool ale were passed, then there was fun. (18)
I fancied I heard the despair of one of those huge masks in a pantomime. (10)
And, turning round in that huge armchair, he snoozed down into its depths. (8)
She rose on the huge waves with more ease and labored less on each crest. (18)
It was reverberated and multiplied by the huge cavern of the Palace court. (14)
Sir Austin turned his face to Adrian, who was listening with huge delight. (10)
Far away on the further; bank throbbed some huge machine, not stilled as yet. (8)
I was stung to feel that we were like two small terriers baiting a huge mild bull. (10)
The under-factor came forth, fully dressed, bearing two huge flagons of port wine. (19)
But Antonia threw a single look at the huge creature, and her face expressed disgust. (8)
Checco passed the cafe looking at nothing but the huge hands he rubbed over and over. (10)
Leaving the stables, she saw that the wind was driving up a huge, white, shining cloud. (8)
As he talked, he toyed with a great seal that hung from a huge hawser-like watch-chain. (16)
On its bank lay a huge stone balanced on another stone still more huge. (8)
Time hears sentence pronounced on him: the frail hands bind his huge limbs and lock the chains. (10)
His old clerk Gradman was seated, where he always was, at a huge bureau with countless pigeonholes. (8)
With their huge bodies they formed a cushion against which she fell, sliding gently to the ground. (21)
A huge old beech tree overshadows everything, in the darkness of whose hollow many things are hidden. (8)
Her black, wide-brimmed hat, with its huge green feather, slipped grotesquely to the back of her head. (12)
Her hand held the huge key of the front door, and he clasped that burning hand with the cold key in it. (8)
The ground which had long been swaying under his feet seemed suddenly to show huge cracks and fissures. (12)
It will readily be conceived that I could not carry this huge package on my own, merely human, shoulders. (2)
And, kicking the cat slightly with the pointed tip of his patent leather boot, he took his huge form away. (8)
He was glad to pass out again under a huge poplar-tree into the fluttering gold and silver of the morning. (8)
Then, beyond them, a huge face shaped itself, very dark, as if of bronze, with eyes burning into his brain. (8)
An intellectual adversary they could have combated; this huge brogue-burring engine quite overwhelmed them. (10)
So huge, so broad, so red in the face, so stolid, it seemed wonderful to her that he paid her any attention! (8)
As a huge surge came athwart the quarter to throw the brig upon the sands, the skipper put the wheel hard up. (18)
He took the huge quarter of cake, nodded multitudinous promises, and left Mrs. Berry to bless his good heart. (10)
Lord Fleetwood had lost none of his faith in Kirby, and went on booking bets giving him huge odds, thousands! (10)
Sunk into the recesses of a marvellous chair, with huge arms of tawny leather, he listened and spoke drowsily. (8)
He admired extremely the purple leather curtains drawn along one entire side, framing a huge white-tiled stove. (8)
He stood with his huge hands trembling on the back of his chair, and his dry lips apart, as he stared at Corey. (9)
It was indeed as if some magic had clothed that huge rock, base and steepy flank and crest, with a silver city. (9)
His huge head hung forward over his breast; the reins lay loose in his moveless hand; the mare took her own way. (9)
There appeared to be nothing in it but a huge piece of tarpaulin, which depended, bulging, from the topmost bunk. (8)
She could only picture Cyril now as a brown atom in that swirling brown flood of men, flowing to a huge brown sea. (8)
Nicholas Treffry was coming from the house, holding the Times in one hand, and a huge meerschaum pipe in the other. (8)
She was just filling one hundred and twenty plates, set in a fourfold circle, with vegetables from a huge cauldron. (12)
As I looked landward, the mountains reared their huge crests, one above the other, to the farthest any eye could reach. (6)
Sometimes huge rocks or spreading trees make the task one of great difficulty, for it must be accomplished with haste. (21)
Seen from a distance it was like a huge downy ball, kicked this way and that between the cypresses by invisible giants. (10)
Diana raged at a prevailing strength on the part of that huge bully world, which seemed really to embrace the atmosphere. (10)
I pulled like a madman; and that great man, with his bare arms crossed, was like a huge, tawny bull sitting there opposite me. (8)
All the apartments had vast chimney-places, commodious enough in the openings to receive huge logs of wood for good cheer in winter. (18)
Yonder, huge Pomeranians, with bosks of beard stiffened out square from the chin, hurtled mountainous among the peaceable inhabitants. (10)
He put out his huge foot and pushed the ground-glass door shut between his little den and the book-keepers, in their larger den outside. (9)
The shore was one of sand and shells, their wet cheeks sparkling in the moonlight; over it hung a promontory, a huge jut of black rock. (10)
A young man of huge wealth, having nothing to do but fatten his whims, is the monster a rich country breeds under the blessing of peace. (10)
Schwartz, the huge dragoon, whose big black horse hung near him in my memory like a phantom, pulled the chair at a quiet pace, head downward. (10)
When her deadened imagination again began to stir, she fancied that she was struggling with a huge crab, which was cutting her foot with shears. (5)
Herr Wahnschaffe leaned back in his chair, glanced wearily at the documents scattered over his huge desk, and covered his eyes with his pale hand. (12)
The dreaded doctor was an immoderately tall man, lean and wiry, carelessly clad in a long loose coat of no colour, loose trowsers, and huge shoes. (10)
He gnawed the paradox, that it was huge because it was petty, getting a miserable sour sustenance out of his consciousness of the position it explained. (10)
The side-show presents a most attractive appearance to the rural visitor, showing as it does upon huge banners the many wonderful sights to be seen within. (21)
Then, like schoolboys, delighted at a release from what they deemed duty, the huge beasts broke ranks and assumed different postures and occupations about the ring. (21)

Also see sentences for: big, bulky, colossal, enormous, extensive, gigantic, gross.

Definition of huge:

huge, hj, adj. having great dimensions, especially height: enormous: monstrous: (_b._) large in number. | adv. huge’ly. | n. huge’ness. (0)

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Carrying huge tins, bhajiya in one …Kachori in the other!

Pyroclastic flows pushed volcanic debris out into the sea, generating huge waves.

Daly: … Or the humble country boy with the huge voice,

I felt that you had more confidence, sara, But your voice was very shaky, And I know nerves are a huge part of going into this,

Because apparently, a tribe of ancient Jews lived in America, created huge civilizations and were visited by Christ, but then, then disappeared, leaving no archaeological trace of themselves except… for golden plates, which were then dug up by a farmer who wrote down,

Your man in Majorca… ..has operated successfully for so long because he gives huge kickbacks to the American security services.

There was a huge— there was a huge tiger there.

I even paid her a huge amount of money so that she never comes back again.

It seems as though President Joo is suffering from the huge shock.

I wonder if she’s making a huge mistake by letting go of this opportunity.

I discovered a huge injustice along the process.

We need a huge and definitive advantage over Giant Mall in sales before I leave.

I’m sure «Operation Bananarama» will be huge.

Oh, my God, it looks like a huge—

He got away in that rocket that looks like a huge…

And that huge consumer boom that we were all experiencing in America and in England.

The cinematographic art has made huge progress.

Harber is drawn to the beauty of the girl in such a huge way that he tries to win her at any price.

A huge army of Greeks march on Troy, to recover Helen.

Only one horse has been left, a huge wooden one, standing in the trenches on fire.

The anaconda was huge, at least 10 meters long.

Yes, but I didn’t believe him. We were near this big river, and we saw some huge splashes. Suddenly a 20 meter serpent came out of the water.

Despite the financial support of Comte de Muffat, Nana, who wanted to enter the world of great art, … merely suffered a huge failure.

Abandoned, mysterious, there appeared in the dark of night … the huge building of the Beely Circus, the gates of which had been closed for many years.

Our losses are huge, my Lord … we have lost almost half of the troops!

Jean-Marie, on the other hand, is already back with a huge crop.

What you did was a huge disappointment for everyone.

But where to put such a huge picture?

«There are queer, grotesque-looking trees, with twisted black branches, huge misshapen rocks that in moonlight seem to take on fantastic shapes.»

«Close-ups ad lib, to be worked out in detail later, ending with a huge and impressive shot of Dracula, arms upraised, dark cloak billowing in the gale, about to close in on a screaming helpless wretch he has cornered.»

Although it’s not apparent on screen, in the days of slow film stocks sets like this were lit with huge arc lights, which could be painful for the actors, especially when shooting was going slowly, as it did on Dracula.

Oh, I’ll get him some flowers! A huge bush! — Is that so?

You’d be a good catch, but when I look at you, I see a huge pair of horns.

I can see a huge safari with you at the head… bearing ivory down to the coast.

A huge van just rams into the car, it’s completely destroyed.

How would you feel if a huge corporation bulldozed you into selling your life’s work an invention that has made them millions, and selling it for what?

But I turn this switch, which makes a contact… with a huge powerhouse a few miles down the road. Yes, I know.

I dreamed I was fishing and caught a huge bream.

huge sums extorted from the businessman.

An unusual feat, ladies and gentlemen for inside this huge dumbbell, there are other dumbbells.

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Difference between big and huge is very slim thus creating confusion. Both these words, big and huge, are adjectives. When it comes to big, it is used as a verb in the British informal English. Then, the word big is also used as a noun in the North American informal English. Moreover, the origin of the word big is in Middle English. Similarly, the origin of the word huge is also found in Middle English. Apart from this, the word big is also used in a number of phrases such as big with child, big cheese, the big five, etc. The word huge is not used with such phrases, but it has a derivative called hugeness.

What does Big mean?

The word big often refers to the size whereas the word huge refers to appearance or shape. Observe the sentence given below.

I had a big lunch today.

In this sentence, the word big refers to the size of the lunch. On some occasions, the word big is used to indicate actions as in the sentence given below.

He made a big mistake.

In this sentence, you can see that the word big is used in connection with an action. Sometimes, the word big is used in emotions as in the sentence given below.

How big it is!

Moreover, big is used to indicate the sense ‘elder.’ Look at the example given below.

This is my big sister, Natasha.

Here, in this sentence, the word big indicates that Natasha is older than the speaker. These are some of the rules in connection with the usage of the word big. On the other hand, the adjective big has the comparative and the superlative degrees in the words ‘bigger’ and ‘biggest’. It often refers to considerable size or considerable amount. Sometimes the word big is figuratively used in the sense of ‘something important’ and ‘something significant’ as in the sentence given below.

He is a big man.

This sentence indicates that ‘he’ in this sentence is a man of importance.

What does Huge mean?

On the other hand, the word huge is used in the sense of ‘large’ and ‘enormous’. Sometimes the word huge is used in the sense of ‘very great’ as in the expression ‘a huge success’. Observe the sentence given below.

He met with a huge success.

In this sentence, you can see that the word huge is used in the sense of ‘very great’. The meaning of the sentence would be ‘he met with a very great success’. It is interesting to note that the noun form of the adjective huge is ‘hugeness’.