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No. 7,593 in German

großem

"Großem" is the dative form of "groß" in German, meaning "big" or "great," used with masculine or neuter nouns.

In a sentence

  • Mit großem Interesse las sie das Buch.

    With great interest, she read the book.

    Here, "großem" is used as an attributive adjective modifying the noun "Interesse" (interest), indicating its magnitude or intensity.

  • Wir sprachen über ein Problem von großem Ausmaß.

    We talked about a problem of great magnitude.

    In this sentence, "großem" describes "Ausmaß" (magnitude), demonstrating its quality or extent in association with the problem.

  • Er war ein Mensch mit großem Herz.

    He was a person with a big heart.

    Here, "großem" is an adjective describing "Herz" (heart), symbolizing the person's kindness or generosity.

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