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Enormity
The state or quality of exceeding a measure or rule or of being immoderate monstrous or outrageous
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Colossal
Of enormous size gigantic huge as a colossal statue
Enormously
In an enormous degree
Huge
Very large enormous immense excessive used esp of material bulk but often of qualities extent etc as a huge ox a
Egregiously
Greatly enormously shamefully as egregiously cheated
heinous
heinous : enormously and shockingly evil [a crime] hei·nous·ly adv hei·nous·ness n
Mammoth
An extinct hairy maned elephant Mammuthus primigenius formerly Elephas primigenius of enormous size remains of which are found in the northern parts of both continents The last of the race
Wergild, Weregild, Weregildum
Wergild, Weregild, Weregildum [fr. wer, man, and geld, satisfaction, Ang.-Sax.], the price of homicide or other enormous offences, paid partly to the Crown for the loss of a subject, partly to the lord whose vassal
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