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| huge; enormous; gigantic; mammoth; vast |
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| spacious and comfortable; roomy; ample; not confining |
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| Entire range of anything, as of musical notes, emotions, etc. |
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| Without ends or limits; boundless;endless;inexhaustible |
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| So small as to be almost nothing; immeasurably small; very minute. |
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| Swell with air or gas; expand; puff up |
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| Much too great; not kept within reasonable bounds; excessive; immoderate |
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| (ninth and smallest letter of the Greek alphabet) very small quantitiy; infinitesimal amount; bit |
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| size; greatness; largeness; importance |
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| concerned with trifling matters; petty; small; of little value |
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| small amount; meager wage or allowance |
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| slight or inferior in size, power, or importance; weak; insignificance |
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| great abundance; surplus; excess |
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| impair the strength of; enfeeble; weaken |
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| marked by decay or decline; falling off; declining; deteriorating |
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| broken down or weakened by old age or use; worn out |
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| falling into pieces; decayed; partlyruined or decayed through neglect |
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| lessen the vigor of; weaken; enfeeble |
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| lacking strength or solidity; frail unsubstantial |
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| not very strong; weak; fragile |
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| render incapable or unfit; disable; paralyse |
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| weakness; feebleness; frailty |
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| wall-like defensive structure; rampart; defence; protection; safeguard |
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| forcible; compelling; powerful; convincing |
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| forceful; energetic; active |
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| exciting fear by reason of strength, size difficulty, etc.; hard to overcome; to be dreaded |
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| strong point; that which one does with excellence |
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| incapable of being taken by assault; unconquerable; invincible |
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| give vigor to; fill with life and energy; strengthen; enliven |
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| strong and healthy; vigorous; sturdy; sound |
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| holding fast or tending to hold fast; unyielding; stubborn; strong |
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| showing strong feeling; forceful; violent; furious |
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| active strengthe or force; energy |
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| Failure to do something required; neglect; negligence; failure to meet a financial obligation |
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| fail to pay or appear when due |
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| not taking heed; inattentive; careless; thoughtless; unmindfull; reckless |
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| refuse to take notice of disregard; overlook |
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| (used to describe blunders, mistakes, etc., rather than people) heedless; thoughtless; careless |
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| give little or no attention to; leave undone; diregard |
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| negkigent of neatness or order in one's dress, habits, work, etc.; slipshod; sloppy |
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| showing good judgment in speech and action; wisely cautious |
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| take notice of; give careful attention to; mind |
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| extremely or excessively careful about small details; fussy |
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| anxious or excessive care; concern; anxiety |
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| alert watchfulness to discover and avoid danger; alertness; caution; watchfullness |
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| on one's guard against danger, deception, etc.; cautious; vigilant |
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