Synonyms for bigger
big·ger

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1. bigger, largeradjective

   large or big relative to something else

   Synonyms:
   larger

   Antonyms:
   small, little

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1. massiver

   to be bigger or something like that

   joe's was bigger than bob's

   Submitted by anonymous on November 3, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "bigger":

   larger, greater, largest, biggest, more, wider, greatest, higher, broader, akbar, fatter, taller

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1. Steve Shadowen:

   Everything started building from, 'let's do something about El Paso' into this is huge 'the negligence of the gun industry is immense,' so let's do something that tried to solve the bigger picture. we are particularly interested in getting the manufacturers going forward to change the way they do business, to tighten up their distribution systems so that they don't continue to supply unlimited amounts of guns to gun dealers who are systematically selling them to straw purchasers and others who are engaged in trafficking into Mexico.

2. Daniel Lenihan:

   The biggest worry is of course the cancer diagnosis, but the cardiac disease issues can really sneak up and be a bigger problem.

3. Quinton Byfield:

   I think every point is important and we definitely wanted two, it’s good that we came away with one, but our minds were on two. They’re right behind us in the standings and we want to make the gap bigger.

4. Shannon Howard:

   With the warmer temperatures there’s more people in the water so there’s a bigger chance of people getting stung.

5. Unifor President Jerry Dias:

   I understand the government's sensitivity. And I understand clearly that the optics for our government look terrible, but I also understand also that this is a company that needs help ... I have to look at the bigger picture.