Examples of 'pretty huge' in a sentence
Meaning of "pretty huge"
When used colloquially, 'pretty huge' is an expression that means something is very large or significant in size. It is often used to emphasize the magnitude or scale of something
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Not good at notes is a pretty huge understatement.
One pretty huge thing you said.
That ego of yours is getting pretty huge.
But this is pretty huge for her.
The benefits of our product are pretty huge.
I took on a pretty huge project last year.
The range of human response is pretty huge.
Pho is pretty huge these days.
But to me two centimetres is pretty huge.
Pretty huge compared to some of those other ones.
It was able to build up to a pretty huge volcano without collapsing.
The contrast to this year has been pretty huge.
I have had a pretty huge vice.
This is a pretty huge barge on which a superstructure is being built.
Medicine has a pretty huge effect.
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Pretty huge laugh.
It just takes pretty huge stones.
But you have to admit that the consequences of being exposed are pretty huge.
That was a pretty huge leap you took yesterday.
I know we have got something pretty huge here.
Gmail is a pretty huge email client.
That would be something pretty huge.
It feels like a pretty huge victory for her.
So creating any kind of modern day is a pretty huge ask.
Talk about a pretty huge responsibility.
But it would have to have some pretty huge rings.
That would be a pretty huge change in how you write.
By the time he joined the Celtics he was pretty huge.
The feet are pretty huge too.
There is a pretty huge sale happening on the Xbox Store at the moment.
That last one is pretty huge.
That was a pretty huge effort from everyone on the team.
Blutbaden are just one branch of a pretty huge family tree.
By a pretty huge majority.
It took some pretty huge.
This is actually pretty huge when it comes to learning how to be a classy lady.
This hospital is pretty huge.
And pretty huge.
And this one I think is just going to be pretty huge in many ways.
I actually threw a pretty huge rager a couple of weeks ago.
There are a ton of resources available as the Python community is pretty huge.
Years is a pretty huge gap.
Pretty huge in TV terms.
Naples is a pretty huge city.
The whole Daniel Acosta case is pretty huge.
The restaurant is pretty huge and can accommodate large groups.
The Sun is really pretty huge.
This will make a pretty huge difference to your consistency and accuracy.
His sales are pretty huge.
December was a pretty huge month for Netflix where original content is concerned.
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You do a pretty good job of impersonating one
But there are a lot of pretty women here
You look pretty in that red jacket
