Large
Massive
Massive adjective - Imposing in size or bulk or solidity.
Usage example: massive oak doors
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The West of Sydney has started to be termed 'Greater Western Sydney', but this area is so large and massive that it makes more sense to discuss more specifically the sub-regions.
Source: Useful Notes / Sydney - A computer the size of a large book is more powerful than the most massive supercomputers of the Sixties.
Source: Literature / Stand on Zanzibar - Transformers: The Movie (the animated one from the 1980's) has an interesting example in Unicron, a massive robot the size and approximate shape of a large planet, that eats, well, planets!
Source: Extreme Omnivore / Film
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