enormity <-ies> [ɪˈnɔ:mətɪ, америк. -ˈnɔ:rmət̬ɪ] СУЩ.
1. enormity no мн. (daunting magnitude):
- enormity of damage
- грома́дность ж.
- enormity of mistake
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2. enormity офиц. (extreme evil):
- enormity of a crime
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He produced an average of eight pages each day, but was struck by the unexpected enormity of the story as it evolved.
en.wikipedia.org However, once there, and confronted with the enormity of what was taking place, he felt a film about this humanitarian operation was missing the real story.
en.wikipedia.org The enormity of the project required special water lines to be brought in.
en.wikipedia.org Realising the enormity of their loss, the mutineers mounted a serious counter-attack, covered by musketry fire from the roofs of nearby buildings.
en.wikipedia.org In each, a muscular man holds a straining stallion, symbolizing the enormity of trade and the government in its role as enforcer.
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