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• n  the property of having a relatively great size

• It should virtually abandon the attack on bigness as such.
• While Truman publicly deplored bigness, Wilson continued, he went right on heading plenty of "big businesses"; an insurance system (Social Security), a bank (RFC) and a shipping .
• Boogie Nights, written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, is itself a size freak; the movie is in love with bigness.

• largeness

• smallness
• littleness

News & Articles

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• A ROSE IS A ROSE IS A JUSTIN ROSE - US OPEN CHAMP
  A rose is a rose is a Justin Rose who beat out Phil Mickelson in the US Open from Pennsylvania.This is the most golf television I have ever watched with the encouragement of my son Ben and the bigness of my Toshiba. Golf seems to be a refines sport. I remember when Bay Patc opened up around 1960.The only disappointing thing was the fickle weather of the time.Good weather bad weather. Yesterday ...
  June 17, 2013 - Worcester Telegram & Gazette

Quotes

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• Henry Cuellar in ABC News
  The bigness issue and the deficit issue has been addressed,Cuellar said.
• Bono in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  I'm interested in commerce,Bono said. "The excuse for bigness is that songs demand to be heard if they're any good. And without the kind of momentum of being in a big rock 'n' roll band, you won't get your songs heard." "We're...
• Alan Greenspan in guardian.co.uk
  If you can neutralize those who are too big to fail, their competitive advantage, it takes away their bigness as a protection,Greenspan said.