Enormity
rogersgeorge on May 20th, 2017
I mentioned enormity a while back, as a word that most people get wrong. Here’s someone who gets it correct!
In case you didn’t see that earlier post, “enormity” means extremely bad, not extremely big.
And here’s a more serious example of getting enormity right. It’s from This Day in History for May 11.
Still, many in the crowd did not realize the enormity of the disaster. Some young fans reportedly danced and sang in front of the raging fire while others threw stones at a television crew.
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