huge sum

collocation in English

meaningsofhugeandsum

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huge
adjective
uk
/hjuːdʒ/us
/hjuːdʒ/
extremely large in size ...
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sum
noun
uk
/sʌm/us
/sʌm/
an amount ...
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(Definition ofhugeandsumfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhuge sum

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Is thishugesumneeded?
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It is ahugesum.
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That is ahugesumof money.
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It is ahugesumof money.
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That is not ahugesum.
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He is asking for thishugesum.
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They left thehugesumof £790,000.
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Here is thishugesumof £4,600,000.
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It is not ahugesum.
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That £42 million is ahugesum.
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Even so, that is ahugesumfor many people.
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But why is he paid thathugesum?
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This is ahugesumby any test.
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This is not ahugesumin political terms.
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Is not that ahugesumof public money?
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That is ahugesumin anyone's book.
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That is ahugesumof money for the community.
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Again, this would not involve ahugesum.
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It is clearly not ahugesumof money.
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That expenditure represents something more than ahugesum.
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I believe that this is a disproportionatelyhugesum.
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We are not talking about ahugesum.
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To many of my leaseholders, £10,000 is ahugesum.
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The amount of £4 million is ahugesum.
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I know how much the club welcomes thathugesum.
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