vastcapacity

noun
UK /ˌvɑːstkəˈpæsɪti/
US /ˌvæstkəˈpæsəti/

A very, very big amount of room for holding things.

The new library has a vastcapacity for books, so it can hold thousands of them.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The ability to take in or handle a very large amount of something, such as work or ideas.

Her vastcapacity for learning helped her finish the course quickly.

3. A very large amount of space available inside something.

The warehouse's vastcapacity let the company store all its boxes.

4. The power to hold or contain a great quantity without becoming full.

The water tank's vastcapacity kept the whole town supplied for days.