Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

large-crowd

Noun

/lɑrdʒ kraʊd/

Definition

A large-crowd refers to a significant number of people gathered in one place, often for a specific event or purpose.

Examples

The concert attracted a large crowd of enthusiastic fans.
A large crowd gathered in the city square to celebrate the festival.
Security was tight because the large crowd posed a challenge for the organizers.

Meaning

The term indicates a grouping of individuals that is notably bigger than a small gathering, typically implying a sense of bustling activity or shared interest.