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Enormity and Enormousness





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Enormity and Enormousness :



Originally these two words were synonymous, but “enormity” got whittled down to meaning something monstrous or outrageous.


Don’t wonder at the “enormity” of the Palace of Versailles unless you wish to express horror at this embodiment of Louis XIV’s ego.






























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