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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
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adjective as in excellent or superior in some domain
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Example Sentences
Ultimately, the Kremlin leader wants to regain political sway over Kyiv, reclaim Russia’s status as a great power and secure his place in history, Russia watchers say.
"Just try to make great plays and play great defense in the fourth quarter."
Identifying a theme is great, but there is rarely a substitute for strong business execution.
Officials are fractured over which poses the greater threat—persistent inflation or a sluggish labor market—and even a resumption of official economic data may not bridge the differences.
Economic figures from alternative sources, like ADP’s, have taken on greater weight during the government shutdown.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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