large-scale
ˌlarge-ˈscale [large-scale] BrE NAmE adjective usually before noun
1. involving many people or things, especially over a wide area
•large-scale development
•the large-scale employment of women
2. (of a map, model, etc.)drawn or made to a scale that shows a small area of land or a building in great detail
Opp: ↑small-scale
Example Bank:
•Large areas of the forest will be cleared for ranching as part of a large-scale development plan.
•The proposals include large-scale investment in agriculture and industry.
•These measures would facilitate the development of large-scale business enterprises.
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