Enormously large or great; a somewhat archaic or poetic term meaning huge or monstrous in size.
From Old French 'enorme' and Latin 'enormis' (exceeding the normal), from 'e-' (out of) and 'norma' (rule, standard), literally 'outside the standard.'
This word is the ancestor of 'enormous,' but by using 'enorm' you sound like you're speaking Middle English or talking like a medieval character—it's the poetic grandparent of our modern word.
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