Trees (like other breeding creatures) as they grow in yeares, bignes and strength, so they mend their fruit.
Lancaster killed one of the bignes of a yong colt) the red and fallow Deere, with other great beasts vnknowen vnto vs.
He had also another hole in his nether lip wherein was set a precious stone about the bignes of a pease: All his apparel, behauiour, and gesture, were very strange to the beholders.
And after them followed the vtmost of like bignes from the ground of the other, with their chapters set vnder the streight beame, with a border aboue, vnder a Coronice going round about.
And Hypothesis, that is the foote whereon the Columne standeth, exceeding the bignes of the columne.
Other trees do beare a fruit, which they call Mameis of the bignes of Peaches.
There was another fish, which sometimes the Indians brought vs, of the bignes of a hog, they call it the Pereo fish: it had rowes of teeth beneath and aboue.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bignes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
