What is the opposite of mince in french?
The opposite of "mince" in French depends on the context:
If you're talking about the verb "to mince" meaning "to chop into small pieces" the opposite would be:
* Découper en gros morceaux: To cut into large pieces
* Laisser entier: To leave whole
If you're talking about the noun "mince" meaning "thin" or "scanty" the opposite would be:
* Épais: Thick
* abondant: Abundant
* Copieux: Plentiful
Without more context, it's impossible to give you the exact opposite of "mince" in French. Could you give me more information about what you're trying to express?
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