B1adjective3K

UK//ˈbʌl.ki//US//ˈbʌl.ki//

Meaning of Bulky

In simple words: Large and heavy in size.

Bulky in a sentence

How to use Bulky

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of a 'bulk' when shopping - large items take up more space.

Related words

Collocations with Bulky

  • bulky items
  • bulky clothing
  • bulky furniture

Synonyms for Bulky

Opposites of Bulky

Common mistakes with Bulky

  • Confused with 'bulky' vs 'bulkily'.
  • Using 'bulky' to describe weight when size is the issue.
  • Mixing up 'bulky' with 'big' without considering context.

Compare Bulky with Heavy, Massive, Large

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Frequently asked questions about Bulky

What does Bulky mean?

Large and heavy in size.

What is the definition of Bulky?

Large, heavy, and difficult to handle due to size.

How do you use Bulky in a sentence?

The bulky package was too heavy for me to lift by myself.

Can you give another example of Bulky?

She wore a bulky sweater that made her look larger than she was.

What are synonyms for Bulky?

Common alternatives include heavy, cumbersome, massive, large, voluminous.

What is the opposite of Bulky?

Opposite meanings include slim, compact, lightweight.

What words go with Bulky?

It commonly pairs with bulky items, bulky clothing, bulky furniture.

What are common mistakes when using Bulky?

Confused with 'bulky' vs 'bulkily'. Using 'bulky' to describe weight when size is the issue. Mixing up 'bulky' with 'big' without considering context.

How do you pronounce Bulky?

US: //ˈbʌl.ki//, UK: //ˈbʌl.ki//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Bulky?

Use 'bulky' to describe things that are difficult to carry or store because of their size. It's appropriate in both casual and formal contexts.

What CEFR level is Bulky?

"Bulky" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.