Of enormous size or magnitude; huge.
[French, from Italian gigantesco, from gigante, giant, from Latin gigās, gigant-. See giant.]
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gi·gan·tesque (jī'găn-tĕsk') ![]() |
[French, from Italian gigantesco, from gigante, giant, from Latin gigās, gigant-. See giant.]
| Thesaurus: gigantesque |
adjective
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