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vast
[ vast ]
adjective
- of very great area or extent; immense:
the vast reaches of outer space.
Synonyms: stupendous, colossal, gigantic, boundless, measureless
Antonyms: small
vast piles of rubble left in the wake of the war.
- very great in number, quantity, amount, etc.:
vast sums of money.
- very great in degree, intensity, etc.:
an artisan of vast skill.
noun
- Literary. an immense or boundless expanse or space.
vast
/ vɑːst /
adjective
- unusually large in size, extent, degree, or number; immense
- prenominal (intensifier)
in vast haste
noun
- the vast poetic.immense or boundless space
- dialect.a very great amount or number
Derived Forms
- ˈvastity, noun
- ˈvastness, noun
- ˈvastly, adverb
Other Words From
- vast·ly adverb
- vast·ness noun
- su·per·vast adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of vast1
Word History and Origins
Origin of vast1
Example Sentences
The Arctic has seen the most warming, which is concerning because the region is home to vast quantities of ice that stands to melt and raise sea levels, Schmidt said.
It is a place of farms, crofts, forests and rugged hills, vast upland moors and mountains but few people.
Including aqueduct reservoirs, the city can store more than 91 billion gallons across its vast infrastructure.
In Phoenix, for comparison, the city supplies water in a vast territory with many hills and mountains, and has nearly 80 pressure zones, Sorensen said.
Campaign experience counts a great deal in California, a vast, unruly state with more than 22 million registered voters, notwithstanding the success of those two actor-turned-politicians.
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