outsize
Speech parts
1. outsize - Noun
2. outsize - Adjective
3. outsize - Verb
4. outsize - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
an unusual garment size (especially one that is very large)
larger than normal for its kind
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After holding a hearing, she said there was no evidence the forewoman had lied, nor that she played any outsize role in the unanimous jury verdicts.
And Bloomberg wasn't the only Democrat or group committing resources to the state, though he did receive an outsize share of the publicity.
But the clips isolate a piece of an interview, or even a longer bit of dialogue – and often contain context-free questions, declarations or on-screen reactions that spur outsize reaction.
Amazon’s outsize influence in e-commerce means sites that rely on affiliate marketing in turn rely on Amazon.
A lot of ink and pixels have already (rightfully) been spent in service of Bourdain’s outsize legacy as an international raconteur, omnivorous wit, and brilliant empath.
Debra Weiner is interviewing 100 newsmakers, thought leaders and other people who’ve made an outsize difference about the most valuable thing their parents taught them.