Big and Foolish

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Big

Big adjective - Having great meaning or lasting effect.
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Foolish is an antonym for big.
Nearby Word: bigness

Foolish

Foolish adjective - Lacking importance.
Usage example: the current regulations are cluttered with foolish details that are unnecessarily burdensome
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Big is an antonym for foolish.
Nearby Words: fool, foolishness, foolery, foolishly
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  • Film / The Sons Of Katie Elder Though he does still go through it with her sons instead (though they too have no money), he sticks with the plan simply because he hasn’t taken big enough risks recently and says he needs to do something foolish with his life.
    Source: Film / The Sons Of Katie Elder
  • You Fool! Venger, the big bad from the Dungeons & Dragons cartoon, would often call the heroes fools, or foolish.
    Source: You Fool!
  • Disney / Robin Hood Rule of Symbolism: King Richard's crown is too big for Ki- Prince John's head, and his trying to wear it keeps making him look foolish.
    Source: Disney / Robin Hood
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