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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
Strongest matches
adjective as in important, celebrated
Strongest matches
adjective as in excellent or superior in some domain
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“We have specific serving targets so we focused on that and were in great position on our blocking.”
Mr Vince, who is the founder of Ecotricity, added: "There's a great disparity in our country between people who can't feed themselves and people who have a great deal of wealth."
The back-up bowler with the best average since 1914, kept on the sidelines by three all-time greats, is now a guaranteed starter.
People in local government say rehoming those affected by repossessions is putting ever greater stress on council resources.
However, leading UPF researchers argued in The Lancet medical journal that these foods present too great a danger to wait any longer, calling for action.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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