The phrase "a gigantic tree" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a tree that is exceptionally large in size.
Example: "In the center of the forest stood a gigantic tree, its branches stretching high into the sky."
Alternatives: "an enormous tree" or "a massive tree."
The kapok is a gigantic tree of the tropical forest canopy and emergent layer.
There, under a gigantic tree — a kiroku — lay orange fruit like rubber balls, and at night there came from inside the trunk what seemed like the sound of the sea.
One of the most threatened portions of Preah Khan, Mr. Chhan Chamroeun said, is a library entrance where a gigantic tree is supported almost entirely by a delicate free-standing archway.
Urs Fischer It's a good thing Urs Fischer never went to art school, because there isn't a portfolio in the world wide enough to contain his screwball work: a house made of bread loaves, a gigantic tree of colored drawings, an 8-foot-deep, 30-foot-wide Martian-like crater.
In a dark, decommissioned nationalist cinema, the team installed a gigantic tree they named New Spring.
The penultimate area is a gigantic tree located in the middle of the island.
Architect Peter Stasek envisioned London's next loft tower in the shape of an imaginary gigantic tree.
A human going into an ala's house, which is frequently deep in a forest, but may also be in the clouds, in a lake, spring, cave, gigantic tree, or other hidden remote place, or on an inhospitable mountain, can have varied consequences.
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MORNING SERENADE First thing, I open the door to the patio so I can hear the birds; just outside the kitchen I have a bird feeder on this gigantic tree we call the kitchen tree, and early in the morning when the birds are all out there singing, you sort of feel like a Disney character.
The great pines are noble and dignified and possess the ability to endure in an adverse world". A painting of a lonely scholar sitting beneath a gigantic gnarled tree is a study in identification, an expression of the scholar's hope that, like the tree, he will find a way not merely toward survival but toward a kind of inner grandeur and peace.
