enormification

English

Etymology

From enormify +‎ -ification.

Noun

enormification (uncountable)

1. the process or result of enormifying.
   • 1881, Richard Grant White, England Without & Within, page 205:

     I mused wonderingly upon the process by which she did this ; but still more upon that sad gradual enormification by which she passed from a tall blooming beauty into her present tremendous proportions.

   • 2011, R.S. Everburg, Audrika's Magic, page 63:

     I be most reproachin' sorry, but we never be havin' the company of a person of your enormification before.

   • 2013, Ethel Crowley, Your Place or Mine?:

     She tried to turn the sod on a new movement, to combat the enormification of the US population and to cut the cost of this trend to the health sector.