Vast
51vast — adj. m., pl. vaşti; f. sg. vástã, pl. váste …
52vast — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. huge, immense; infinite, boundless, immeasurable; tremendous, enormous. See size, space, breadth. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Large] Syn. huge, enormous, immense; see broad 1 , large 1 . 2.… …
53vast — [16] Latin vastus originally meant ‘empty, unoccupied, deserted’. The sense ‘huge’, in which English borrowed it, is a secondary semantic development. Another metaphorical route took it to ‘ravaged, destroyed’, in which sense it lies behind… …
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56vast — væst /vÉ‘Ëst adj. large, enormous, huge …
57vast — adjective of very great extent or quantity; immense. noun archaic an immense space. Derivatives vastly adverb vastness noun Origin ME: from L. vastus void, immense …
58vast — (L). Laid waste; empty; desolate; huge …
59vast — वस्त् …
60vast — a. 1. Very spacious, very extensive, boundless, measureless, wide. 2. Very great (in numbers), immense. 3. Huge, enormous, immense, colossal, gigantic, prodigious, stupendous, very great, monstrous. 4. Very great (in force), mighty, tremendous. 5 …