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The entrance has massive brass doors.massive = very large
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The senator wants to eliminate massive fraud in the program.massive = very large in amount or effect
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The song was a massive hit.massive = very large in effect
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She suffered a massive heart attack.massive = very large (in this case, affecting a large portion of the heart and having a very large effect)
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The markets panicked as massive losses piled up during the financial crisis.massive = very large
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Massive doors slide open revealing the crowd-lined streets. (source)
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Finally it tilted its massive head, raised its trunk, and roared into the empty landscape. (source)
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Her massive head turned on the muscular neck, looking in all directions. (source)massive = very large
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She appears to be massively overworked.† (source)massively = enormously
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The harsh fluorescent light, falling straight down on her, turns her eye sockets to caverns, emphasizes the descending lines from nose to chin; but the massiveness of her body makes her head look like an afterthought.† (source)massiveness = the state or degree of being very largestandard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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An enormous man with a huge head and neck, and massive shoulders, sat behind the desk. (source)massive = very large
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He intended to return to the city with a cargo of bananas, and shook his stick fiercely at the Congolese women who tried to clamber onto his massively loaded truck for a ride.† (source)massively = enormously
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Occasionally the ground beneath my feet shook from some faraway pounding and I felt that this world, despite its massiveness, was somehow dangerously fragile.† (source)massiveness = the state or degree of being very large
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His gaze shifted from the massive bulldozer to the bird burrow, then back again. (source)massive = very large
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Cutting through, massively.† (source)massively = enormously
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A shining bar of counterfeit massiveness extended down the side of the room.† (source)massiveness = the state or degree of being very large
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A few seconds later, he arrives at a pair of massive wooden doors set into the cavern's rocky wall. (source)massive = very large
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