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a gargantuan monster
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a gargantuan task
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A gargantuan brown-shirted official informed the group that there was one lap to go. (source)gargantuan = huge
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In space, the gargantuan sphere shrank until it eventually looked to be the size of a flying star.† (source)
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Augustus and Isaac were sitting on the floor in gaming chairs shaped like lazy Ls, staring up at a gargantuan television.† (source)
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The gargantuan monster trying to crush people on the upper floors turned around and let out a roar.† (source)
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The bottoms of both feet are covered by gargantuan yellow blisters.† (source)
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She was on her knees, with another little girl on either side of her, positioned in front of the standard gargantuan Gulliver-in-Lilliput male torso — a life-sized man shipwrecked on an island of delicious midgets, or stolen away and entranced, forced to experience agonizing pleasures by a trio of soulless pixies.† (source)
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Rising in the recess to his left, gargantuan from this vantage point, was the very thing that had brought him here.† (source)
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I start quoting, "A gargantuan sundae for enormous appetites only, featuring thirteen scoops, whipped cream, hot fudge—'" Hana jumps in, "And all the toppings your little monsters can handle!"† (source)
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It was harder to find the grave than he had expected, even looking for it, but he found it—an ugly grave tipped at an odd angle, its stone topped by a headless, water-stained angel that had the appearance of a gargantuan fungus.† (source)
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I'm going to shoot that gorgeous gargantuan in the ear.† (source)
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It was gargantuan, a vertical city of shimmering, crystalline towers and bridges, chambers and turrets, domed ballrooms and long, endless hallways.† (source)
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She pulled down a gargantuan brown and yellow Rugby shirt.† (source)
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They looked gargantuan on the surface of the tiny pupil's desk.† (source)
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His house is smaller than Trent's but gargantuan by Drake standards.† (source)
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