Big, tall, large
Could you tell me the differences of-big, tall, and large?
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Tall relates to height, though it can relate to difficulty.
Height: "At seven foot, 2 inches, he is a very tall man."
Difficulty: "Asking me to do a week's worth of math in one night was a tall order, but I managed to complete the task."
Big and large pertains to size in general, and when applied to persons, they would refer to weight or overall build (muscular, big-boned). Large may have a slightly more formal or more polite connotation to it.
"The big guy weighs around 350 pounds."
"With 6 bedrooms and 3-1/2 bathrooms, it was a large house."
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answered Apr 15 '12 at 19:40
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Thank you too.
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