Synonyms for large-scale
large-scale

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1. large-scaleadjective

   Antonyms:
   small-scale

2. large-scaleadjective

   Antonyms:
   small-scale

3. large-scaleadjective

   Antonyms:
   small-scale

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1. large-scaleadjective

   unusually large in scope

   "a large-scale attack on AIDS is needed"

   Antonyms:
   small, little

2. large-scaleadjective

   constructed or drawn to a big scale

   "large-scale maps"

   Antonyms:
   little, small

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1. List of paraphrases for "large-scale":

   massive, hyperscale, full-scale, wide-scale, large, mass, widespread, wide-ranging, extensive, major, broad, wide, large-sized, wide-range, big, larger-scale, broad-based, far-reaching, hyperscale-inspired, broad-scale, great, vast, tai, huge

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1. Michael Head:

   In between pandemic times, we must learn lessons about improving infrastructure for research across low and lower-middle income settings, we need several large hubs, manufacturing sites across Africa and Southeast Asia and South America that are able to develop at large scale vaccines and diagnostics and therapeutics, and with the paperwork in place as well.

2. Senator Warner:

   Large scale government IT efforts do not have great track records, i look forward to working with the executive branch and our industry partners on modernizing the clearance system. But it will not be easy or fast.

3. Mohamad Fuzi:

   Members of this terror group are suspected of being involved in plans to carry out large-scale attacks in other countries.

4. Paul Stoffels:

   What we bring is clinical study capability on a very large scale.

5. Morgan Ortagus:

   The violence must end, we call on all parties, including Russia and the Syrian regime, to abide by their commitments to avoid large scale military offensives, return to a de-escalation of violence in the area, and allow for unhindered humanitarian access to address the humanitarian disaster created by the ongoing violence.