Extremely large or impressive; having the quality or nature of a giant.
An alternate or archaic adjectival form of 'giant,' using the suffix '-ical.' This represents an older way of forming adjectives before '-ic' became the more standard suffix choice in English.
English speakers gravitated toward 'gigantic' over 'gigantical,' and watching these suffixes compete shows how language naturally selects the shorter, easier option—efficiency wins!
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