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great
adjective
1 outstandingly talented and much admired and respected.
2 very large in size, quantity, intensity or extent.
3 (greater) (added to the name of a large city) indicating the wider area surrounding the city, sometimes including other boroughs, etc, as well as the city itself Greater Glasgow Greater Manchester .
4 (also greater) biol larger in size than others of the same kind, species, etc great tit .
5 in compounds indicating a family relationship that is one generation more remote than that of the base word great-grandmother great-great-grandson .
6 colloq very enjoyable; excellent or splendid.
7 (also great at something) colloq clever; talented.
8 (also great for something) colloq very suitable or useful.
9 most important the great advantage of it .
10 enthusiastic; keen a great reader .
11 colloq used to emphasize other adjectives describing size, especially big a great big dog .
12 (the Great) in names and titles: indicating an importance or reputation of the highest degree Alexander the Great .
13 (the greatest) colloq
a the best in their field;
b a marvellous person or thing.
14 old use used in various expressions of surprise Great Scott!
noun
1 a person who has achieved lasting fame one of the all-time greats .
2 (Greats)
a the final honours School of Classics and Philosophy or of Modern Philosophy at Oxford University;
b the final examination in these courses.
adverb , colloq very well.
[Anglo-Saxon]
greatly adverb .
greatness noun .
adjective
1 outstandingly talented and much admired and respected.
2 very large in size, quantity, intensity or extent.
3 (greater) (added to the name of a large city) indicating the wider area surrounding the city, sometimes including other boroughs, etc, as well as the city itself Greater Glasgow Greater Manchester .
4 (also greater) biol larger in size than others of the same kind, species, etc great tit .
5 in compounds indicating a family relationship that is one generation more remote than that of the base word great-grandmother great-great-grandson .
6 colloq very enjoyable; excellent or splendid.
7 (also great at something) colloq clever; talented.
8 (also great for something) colloq very suitable or useful.
9 most important the great advantage of it .
10 enthusiastic; keen a great reader .
11 colloq used to emphasize other adjectives describing size, especially big a great big dog .
12 (the Great) in names and titles: indicating an importance or reputation of the highest degree Alexander the Great .
13 (the greatest) colloq
a the best in their field;
b a marvellous person or thing.
14 old use used in various expressions of surprise Great Scott!
noun
1 a person who has achieved lasting fame one of the all-time greats .
2 (Greats)
a the final honours School of Classics and Philosophy or of Modern Philosophy at Oxford University;
b the final examination in these courses.
adverb , colloq very well.
[Anglo-Saxon]
greatly adverb .
greatness noun .
great ape
noun any of the larger anthropoid apes, a chimpanzee, gibbon, gorilla or orang-utan.
noun any of the larger anthropoid apes, a chimpanzee, gibbon, gorilla or orang-utan.
great auk
noun a large flightless auk once common in the North Atlantic areas, but now extinct.
noun a large flightless auk once common in the North Atlantic areas, but now extinct.
Great Britain
noun the largest island in Europe, containing England, Wales and Scotland, and forming, together with Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom.
noun the largest island in Europe, containing England, Wales and Scotland, and forming, together with Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom.
great circle
noun a circle on the surface of a sphere, whose centre is the centre of the sphere.
noun a circle on the surface of a sphere, whose centre is the centre of the sphere.
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