sizable
adj.fairly large in size or amount. You use this to describe something that is big enough to be important or impressive.
adj.considerable or substantial in magnitude, extent, or quantity. Often used to describe physical dimensions or abstract amounts like sums of money.
“The company received a sizable donation yesterday.”
“After years of saving, they finally had a sizable down payment for their first home.”
“The researchers noted a sizable discrepancy between the initial projections and the actual results, prompting a full review of the data collection methods.”
Typically used attributively before a noun; often modified by 'quite' or 'rather'.
“The film won the Un Certain Regard award at Cannes in 1993, and a growing interest in Gypsy music created a sizable international audience for Gatlif’s films.”
“The old Catholic church in Duratón had ample parking and was far enough from sizable towns to escape the largest crowds.”