Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

large-group

noun

/lɑrdʒ ɡruːp/

Definition

A sizable collection of individuals or entities gathered together for a specific purpose or activity.

Examples

The conference attracted a large-group of experts in the field.
In a large-group discussion, everyone’s opinion can contribute to the overall insight.
They organized a large-group outing to strengthen team bonds.

Meaning

The term ‘large-group’ refers to a cohort or assembly that consists of a significant number of participants, often used in contexts such as meetings, events, or social situations.