"Bigger than life" means something or someone who stands out in some big way. You will usually hear this used to mean someone or something either extremely famous or extremely flamboyant.
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'Bigger than life' is an expression used in relation to cinematic narrative. It means that a story takes its premise from 'real' life like in 'It's a wonderful Life' where a young businessman is so fed up with life that he wants to commit suicide. The solution of the story is 'bigger than life': an angel comes down from heaven and shows the businessman how sad life in his little town would have been if he hadn't existed. So 'bigger than life' means that a narration is truthful in a moral or emotional way but not necessarily realistic.
It makes it bigger than normal. Such as in emporium. It is bigger than a normal store.
Made bigger.
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Larger than life is an idiom. This means someone who really stands out, who seems almost too much to be believed. Many celebrities are "larger than life" because of their grand lifestyles. It is used as an adjective meaning something is notable, significant, impressive, or imposing. Example: "Fans of President Obama say that he is larger than life."
It is a unit of a language that is spoken, that is bigger than a phoneme
Bigger Than Life was created in 1956.
The duration of Bigger Than Life is 1.58 hours.
Yes if you mean 0.666...repeating it is bigger than 0.6 non-repeating * * * * * But not if you mean is 0.666... repeating is bigger than 0.67
Its a Hawianized version of "Your eyes are bigger than your stomach."
If you mean 10/12 then it is bigger than 1/2
The Universe. an atom
it is bigger in the movie primeval
mean * * * * * Either can be bigger.
Do you mean 25.4 MB is bigger than 25MB. The answer is certainly "yes".
It makes it bigger than normal. Such as in emporium. It is bigger than a normal store.
im guessing you mean bigger no they are not bigger than lions, cheetahs are one of the smaller wild cats
1. why has she seen it?? 2. he is bigger than you.