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Discover LudwigThe phrase "huge box" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe an object that is larger than normal or expected. For example, "The store sent the order in a huge box that was too large to fit in the mailbox."
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I ticked a huge box".
"It's like a huge box of chocolates!" he said.
They were not huge, box office-commercial films.
The huge box stores like Costco undersell small shops.
Before me is a huge box of bling.
This film was a huge box office success, earning 2.2 billion yen at the time.
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Paramount made it into the movie "She Done Him Wrong," a huge box-office hit.
Halas foresaw Grange as a huge box-office attraction and in this he was most accurate.
Bunuel's Belle de Jour (1967) was a huge box-office and critical success.
Despite the media furore, it was not a huge box-office success.
Despite the media furore, the film wasn't a huge box-office success.
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