The phrase "a massive language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a language that has a large vocabulary, extensive grammar, or is widely spoken.
Example: "English is often considered a massive language due to its vast lexicon and global reach."
Alternatives: "a vast language" or "an extensive language".
The simulation of change looms over us, a massive slippery language, an avalanche of songs, gestures, billboards..
"Bracketing everything together washes over massive language, cultural and geographical differences," says Highlife's Brian D'Souza, who DJs as Auntie Flo.
To set the record straight: Al Jazeera is no fly-by-night propaganda machine but one of the largest news organizations on the planet, with 80 bureaus around the world and a massive English-language viewership and readership.
In September Beijing announced plans for a massive expansion in language school places for overseas students in a bid to boost international fluency.
The Sanskrit language itself contains a massive lexicon of words -- far more than any other historic or modern language -- that deal specifically with states of mental cognition, perception, awareness, and behavioral psychology.
Using their skills in language processing they were able to test sentiment analysis in 20 languages, a massive improvement over the competition.
By R. K. Narayan The New Yorker, January 23 , 1965P. 30 Guarding the portals of the Indian village of Kiritam (which means "crown" in the Tamil language) is a massive once-magnificent statue of a prancing horse & a great warrior (representing the 10th avatar), now forgotten & overgrown with cactus.
The Bioconductor [ 6] project for the R language has a massive scope, with multiple tools from multiple developers that can come together to form a potent analysis toolkit.
And then again I think body language is a massive influence on how we would assess somebody's pain who had dementia.
[H1, staff nurse] And then again I think body language is a massive influence on how we would assess somebody's pain who had dementia.
It should be noted that providing a full evolutionary account of moral language would be a massive undertaking well beyond the scope of this paper; human moral language, and its relationship to moral judgments and actions is far too complicated a phenomenon for simple game theoretic models to account for.
