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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actually giant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the true size or significance of something that may not be immediately apparent.
Example: "The creature in the movie was actually giant, towering over the buildings in the city."
Alternatives: "truly enormous" or "really massive".
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Yes, that's right…killer whales are actually giant dolphins.
Wall displays detailing the crimes of serving dictators are actually giant stickers that can shift quickly should Bashar Assad or Kim Jong Un fall.
"I feel the need to point out that Giant Haystacks the British wrestler (RIP) was actually Giant Haystacks the Irish wrestler (RIP)," pedants Ramy Karmouta.
In 1922 Staudinger and J. Fritschi proposed that polymers are actually giant molecules (macromolecules) that are held together by normal covalent bonds, a concept that met with resistance from many authorities.
Other scientists believed they were not animals, but were actually giant, sulfur-metabolizing bacteria called Thiomargarita.
But banana trees (actually giant herbaceous flowering plants) work differently.
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We can immediately rule out that this guy's actually a giant, right?
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Because, of course, there's a chance that every single one of Forgotify's ignored masterpieces is actually a giant wad of unlistenable cack.
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