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great
adjective as in very good
adjective as in very large in size or number
adjective as in considerable in intensity or degree
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adjective as in important, celebrated
Strongest matches
adjective as in excellent or superior in some domain
Strongest matches
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Example Sentences
“We expect a great, boisterous crowd. We have one of our aces on the mound. So the way we’re playing, we want to put these guys away and don’t let them up for air.”
The Association of Schools and College Leaders says while it is relatively rare for pupils to bring knives into schools, it would like to see greater efforts across society to tackle the issue.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it "a great day for Israel" and said his government would meet on Thursday to approve the agreement and "bring all our dear hostages home".
The greater the capacity of the conceptual space, the deeper the overall understanding of the world.
“He was a really great guy,” Wolfgang Welch, general manager of nearby Vanity nightclub, told Gazetteer.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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