adjective
Other Word Forms
- sizableness noun
- sizably adverb
- unsizable adjective
Etymology
Origin of sizable
Example Sentences
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Core goods inflation was unchanged in the January CPI report, largely due to a sizable drop in used-car prices.
From Barron's
Dinosaurs laid eggs and often produced sizable clutches at once.
From Science Daily
They can also bring other business, like sizable deposits, investment accounts or lots of card spending, which justify aggressive pricing on mortgages.
CFO Amrita Ahuja said that Block has seen sizable productivity gains recently, not just among programmers but also within the broader company.
From MarketWatch
Despite the obvious medical concerns, and the chronically inert action, there remains sizable public nostalgia for watching fighters who are too old to fight.
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