vast

  • 21VAST — For other uses, see VAST (disambiguation). VAST Origin Austin, Texas Genres Alternative rock, experimental rock, industrial rock Years active 1998–present Labels …

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  • 22vast */*/ — UK [vɑːst] / US [væst] adjective Word forms vast : adjective vast comparative vaster superlative vastest extremely large a vast empty plain a vast amount/number/quantity: Our dog eats a vast amount of food each day. a vast range/array: the vast… …

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  • 23vast — 01. Russia is a [vast] country, the largest in the world. 02. A [vast] number of cows had to be destroyed in Great Britain a few years ago when it was found that they were carrying a deadly virus. 03. England is [vastly] different from what I had …

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  • 24vast — adjective 1 extremely large: vast areas of rainforest | vast expense: A huge palace was constructed at vast public expense. | in vast numbers: The refugees came across the border in vast numbers. 2 the vast majority/bulk of used when you want to… …

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  • 25VAST Is... — Infobox Album Name = VAST is... Type = studio Artist = VAST Background = Orange Released = 1998 Genre = Alternative rock Label = Elektra Last album = This album = VAST Is... (1998) Next album = Visual Audio Sensory Theater (1998)Unreferenced|date …

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  • 26vast — vastly, adv. vastness, n. /vast, vahst/, adj., vaster, vastest, n. adj. 1. of very great area or extent; immense: the vast reaches of outer space. 2. of very great size or proportions; huge; enormous: vast piles of rubble left in the wake of the… …

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  • 27vast — [[t]væst, vɑst[/t]] adj., er, est, n. 1) of very great area or extent 2) of very great size or proportions 3) very great in number, quantity, or amount 4) very great in degree or intensity 5) Literary. an immense expanse or space • Etymology:… …

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  • 28vast — adj. & n. adj. 1 immense, huge; very great (a vast expanse of water; a vast crowd). 2 colloq. great, considerable (makes a vast difference). n. poet. or rhet. a vast space (the vast of heaven). Derivatives: vastly adv. vastness n. Etymology: L… …

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  • 29VAST — Chartplatzierungen Erklärung der Daten Singles[1] Touched   DE …

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  • 30vast — I Cleveland Dialect List a great quantity or number: a vast o folk II North Country (Newcastle) Words elliptical for vast deal: a vast of money , a vast of sheep …

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