life-size

or life-sized

[ lahyf-sahyz ]

adjective

1. of the natural size of an object, person, etc., in life; of the actual size of a living original:

   a life-size statue.

life-size

adjective

1. representing actual size

Word History and Origins

Origin of life-size¹

First recorded in 1835–45

Example Sentences

England captain Harry Kane says he is "really impressed" with a life-size statue of himself that has been unveiled near his childhood football club in north London.

From BBC

The gift shop features a life-size cutout of an elderly Im.

From Los Angeles Times

Memorabilia included figurines and life-size helmets, with one man selling his entire collection to pay for his upcoming wedding.

From BBC

The hotel’s grounds will include a well-known feature from the original racetrack, the life-size bronze sculpture of jockey Billy Shoemaker riding famed racehorse Swaps at full gallop that greeted bettors for decades.

From Los Angeles Times

At a certain point, the famous comedian explained to me that he owned four high-end, life-size love dolls.

From Los Angeles Times