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BIGNESS - translation to arabic
BIGNESS
ألاسم
جَسَامَة ; ضَخَامَة ; كُبْر
bigness
اسْم : كِبَر . ضَخامة . حَجْم
size
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![[[Forced perspective]] illusion wherein the perceived size of the Sphinx next to a human is distorted by the incomplete view of both, and the appearance of physical contact between the two.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Flickr - Gaspa - Giza, Carlo accarezza la sfinge.jpg?width=200 "[[Forced perspective]] illusion wherein the perceived size of the Sphinx next to a human is distorted by the incomplete view of both, and the appearance of physical contact between the two.")
MAGNITUDE OR DIMENSION OF A THING; CONCEPT ABSTRACTED FROM THE PROCESS OF MEASURING BY COMPARING A LONGER TO A SHORTER OR VICE VERSA
Resize; Size changing; Resizing; Smallness; Largeness; Resized; Draft:Size; Sizable; Sized; Physical dimension; Sizes
اسْم : حَجْم . مقدار . كِبَر . قياس . مادَّةٌ غرَوية
Definition
Bigness
·noun The state or quality of being big; largeness; size; bulk.
Examples of use of BIGNESS
1. McNamara). General Motors was synonymous with modernity, bigness and efficiency.
2. The BBC will never cut its cloth to suit any cloak but sheer bigness.
3. I can see bigness and richness almost anywhere I go in the world.
4. The Blairite thinktank Progress held a seminar in Downing Street to suggest that bigness in government might promote inequality.
5. Brock is the Moeckel Professor of Economics at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and author of ‘The Bigness Complex.‘