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large-scale
[ lahrj-skeyl ]
adjective
- very extensive or encompassing; of great scope:
a large-scale business plan.
- made to a large scale:
a large-scale map.
large-scale
adjective
- wide-ranging or extensive
- (of maps and models) constructed or drawn to a big scale
Word History and Origins
Origin of large-scale1
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Example Sentences
The legislation also would expand the types of productions that would qualify, including animated films, shorts and series, along with large-scale competition shows.
Belarus and Russia are due to hold joint large-scale military drills in September, which could potentially see troops stationed close to Lithuania's border.
She creates large-scale swirling abstract drawings and sculpures made from colourful streams of repurposed fabrics and materials such as reels of VHS tape.
Many wonder whether Southern California will be the next target for a large-scale immigration action.
Ms Carrillo, the city manager, says any large-scale home building is at least a year off.
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