Writ-large Definition

adjective
writ-larger, writ-largest

Used other than as an idiom: see writ,‎ large,‎ larger,‎ largest.

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(figuratively) Magnified; on a large scale.

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(figuratively) Readily discerned, unmistakably indicated.

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Other Word Forms of Writ-large

Adjective

Base Form:
writ-large
Comparative:
writ-larger
Superlative:
writ-largest

Origin of Writ-large

  • writ (“written”) + large; a reference to Plato’s Republic, wherein he describes the state as being like the individual, but larger and easier to examine.

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