Very large in size, amount, or degree.
From Middle English “huge,” probably from Old French “ahuge,” of uncertain origin. Its meaning of great size has stayed fairly constant.
“Huge” is one of those flexible words we stretch for emphasis—“a huge problem,” “a huge fan,” “a huge difference.” It measures not only physical size but also emotional and social importance.
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