Great — synonyms, definition

1. great (a)

absorbed absorbing abundant acute admirable ample august big bold broad bulky celebrated chief classic climacteric colossal confirmed consequential considerable conspicuous • • •

2. great (Adjective)

bang-up bully capital corking dandy enceinte expectant gravid groovy grouse heavy keen lovely majuscule neat nifty not bad outstanding peachy ripper • • •

great (Adjective) — Very good. ex. "had a great time at the party"

great (Adjective) — Relatively large in size, number or extent; larger than others of its kind. ex. "a great juicy steak" ex. "a great multitude" ex. "the great auk" ex. "a great old oak" ex. "a great ocean liner" ex. "a great delay"

great (Adjective) — Of major significance or importance. ex. "a great work of art"

great (Adjective) — Remarkable or out of the ordinary in degree or magnitude or effect. ex. "a great crisis" ex. "had a great stake in the outcome"

great (Adjective) — Uppercase. ex. "great A"

great (Adjective) — In an advanced stage of pregnancy. ex. "was great with child"

3. great (Noun)

great (Noun) — A person who has achieved distinction and honour in some field. ex. "he is one of the greats of American music"

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