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UK//ˈbɪɡər//US//ˈbɪɡɚ//

Meaning of Bigger

In simple words: Larger in size or amount than something else.

Bigger in a sentence

  • This house is bigger than the last one we saw.
  • My backpack is bigger than yours.
  • She wants a bigger slice of cake.
  • The bigger the challenge, the more rewarding it is.
  • He has bigger dreams for his career.
  • The storm caused bigger waves than expected.

How to use Bigger

Use 'bigger' when comparing sizes or amounts. More appropriate in informal or casual contexts; in formal contexts, consider using 'larger'.

Grammar pattern

bigger + than + object

Memory hint

Bigger sounds like 'bigger' - imagine a giant growing larger!

Related words

Collocations with Bigger

  • bigger than
  • made bigger
  • get bigger

Synonyms for Bigger

Opposites of Bigger

Common mistakes with Bigger

  • Confusing 'bigger' with 'more big'.
  • Using 'bigger' when not making a comparison.
  • Omitting 'than' in comparisons.

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Frequently asked questions about Bigger

What does Bigger mean?

Larger in size or amount than something else.

What is the definition of Bigger?

Larger in size, extent, or amount compared to something else.

How do you use Bigger in a sentence?

This house is bigger than the last one we saw.

Can you give another example of Bigger?

My backpack is bigger than yours.

What are synonyms for Bigger?

Common alternatives include larger, greater, amplified, enhanced.

What is the opposite of Bigger?

Opposite meanings include smaller, lesser.

What words go with Bigger?

It commonly pairs with bigger than, made bigger, get bigger.

What are common mistakes when using Bigger?

Confusing 'bigger' with 'more big'. Using 'bigger' when not making a comparison. Omitting 'than' in comparisons.

How do you pronounce Bigger?

US: //ˈbɪɡɚ//, UK: //ˈbɪɡər//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Bigger?

Use 'bigger' when comparing sizes or amounts. More appropriate in informal or casual contexts; in formal contexts, consider using 'larger'.