Big and Few

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Big adjective - Having great meaning or lasting effect.

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Few is an antonym for big in tiny topic.

Nearby Word: bigness

Few adjective - A quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by `a'; a small but indefinite number.

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Big is an antonym for few in topics: large, hardly any.

It's big enough for Black Ogre to fit comfortably in the tunnels, although so far, only a few tunnels have been used, so it might not be that big everywhere... Acrofatic: The Black Ogre.

Source: Roleplay / Evil Mastermind RPG
At the time of recording the music was still mostly underground, with only a few acts starting to making it big.

Source: Film / Big Fun in the Big Town
Big Applesauce: There are quite a few scenes in the Hamptons and a few more in London but NYC is the main location.

Source: Film / Something Borrowed

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