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  • big
  • considerable
  • enormous
  • extreme
  • high
  • huge
  • immense
  • strong
  • tremendous
  • vast
  • fat
  • husky
  • large
  • mammoth
  • abundant
  • ample
  • big-league
  • bulky
  • colossal
  • decided
  • excessive
  • extended
  • extensive
  • extravagant
  • gigantic
  • grievous
  • humongous
  • inordinate
  • jumbo
  • lengthy
  • long
  • major-league
  • mondo
  • numerous
  • oversize
  • prodigious
  • prolonged
  • pronounced
  • protracted
  • stupendous
  • titanic
  • towering
  • voluminous
  • excellent
  • famous
  • fine
  • glorious
  • grand
  • heroic
  • impressive
  • major
  • outstanding
  • remarkable
  • talented
  • august
  • capital
  • chief
  • leading
  • main
  • noble
  • notable
  • primary
  • principal
  • royal
  • superior
  • superlative
  • commanding
  • dignified
  • distinguished
  • eminent
  • exalted
  • famed
  • highly regarded
  • high-minded
  • honorable
  • idealistic
  • illustrious
  • lofty
  • magnanimous
  • noted
  • noteworthy
  • paramount
  • prominent
  • puissant
  • regal
  • renowned
  • stately
  • sublime
  • absolute
  • admirable
  • awesome
  • bad
  • best
  • exceptional
  • fantastic
  • fine
  • good
  • marvelous
  • perfect
  • positive
  • terrific
  • tough
  • tremendous
  • wonderful
  • aces
  • adept
  • cold
  • crack
  • dynamite
  • expert
  • heavy
  • total
  • able
  • adroit
  • brutal
  • complete
  • consummate
  • downright
  • egregious
  • fab
  • first-class
  • first-rate
  • hellacious
  • masterly
  • number one
  • out-and-out
  • out of sight
  • out of this world
  • proficient
  • super-duper
  • surpassing
  • transcendent
  • unmitigated
  • unqualified
  • utter

On this page you’ll find 372 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to great, such as: big, considerable, enormous, extreme, high, and huge.

antonyms for great

  • insignificant
  • limited
  • little
  • low
  • mild
  • miniature
  • minute
  • moderate
  • small
  • soft
  • teeny
  • tiny
  • unimportant
  • weak
  • thin
  • few
  • ignorant
  • infamous
  • menial
  • poor
  • powerless
  • short
  • stupid
  • uncelebrated
  • undignified
  • unknown
  • unskilled
  • bad
  • contemptible
  • inconspicuous
  • inferior
  • insignificant
  • ordinary
  • poor
  • unimportant
  • unimpressive
  • unremarkable
  • auxiliary
  • extra
  • inessential
  • minor
  • nonessential
  • secondary
  • subordinate
  • undignified
  • unnecessary
  • few
  • ignorant
  • infamous
  • little
  • menial
  • miniature
  • minute
  • powerless
  • short
  • small
  • stupid
  • uncelebrated
  • unknown
  • unskilled
  • weak
  • common
  • conventional
  • detestable
  • expected
  • flawed
  • imperfect
  • inconsiderable
  • inferior
  • insignificant
  • little
  • OK
  • ordinary
  • plain
  • poor
  • rotten
  • small
  • tiny
  • unpleasant
  • usual
  • unskilled
  • few
  • ignorant
  • infamous
  • menial
  • miniature
  • minute
  • powerless
  • short
  • stupid
  • uncelebrated
  • undignified
  • unimportant
  • unknown
  • weak

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In reference to the size and extent of concrete objects, great is highly formal and even poetic, suggesting also that the object is notable or imposing, large is only somewhat formal, and big is the most general and most colloquial word: a great oak; a large tree; a big tree; great plains; a large field; a big field. When the reference is to degree or a quality, great is the usual word: great beauty; great mistake; great surprise; although big sometimes alternates with it in colloquial style: a big mistake; a big surprise; large is usually not used in reference to degree, but may be used in a quantitative reference: a large number (great number).

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WORDS RELATED TO GREAT

  • behemoth
  • brobdingnagian
  • colossal
  • elephantine
  • enormous
  • gargantuan
  • gigantesque
  • gigantic
  • ginormous
  • great
  • herculean
  • huge
  • hulking
  • humongous
  • humungous
  • immense
  • jumbo
  • large
  • mammoth
  • massive
  • monster
  • monstrous
  • monumental
  • mountainous
  • prodigious
  • pythonic
  • sizable
  • stupendous
  • titanic
  • tremendous
  • vast
  • brilliant
  • champion
  • distinguished
  • excellent
  • expert
  • first-rate
  • great
  • master
  • outstanding
  • superb
  • virtuoso
  • A-1
  • A-OK
  • ace
  • attractive
  • best ever
  • cat’s pajamas
  • choice
  • commendable
  • cool
  • copacetic
  • crackerjack
  • deserving
  • dream
  • estimable
  • excellent
  • exquisite
  • fine
  • good
  • great
  • greatest
  • hunky-dory
  • keen
  • laudable
  • meritable
  • meritorious
  • neat
  • out of sight
  • out of this world
  • peachy
  • praiseworthy
  • rare
  • solid
  • super
  • super-duper
  • superior
  • unreal
  • valuable
  • wicked
  • wonderful
  • worthy
  • zero cool
  • accurate
  • exact
  • good
  • great
  • precise
  • right
  • awful
  • desperate
  • enormous
  • excessive
  • extreme
  • great
  • intense
  • terrible
  • abounding
  • abundant
  • big
  • bounteous
  • bountiful
  • broad
  • capacious
  • commodious
  • copious
  • enough
  • expansive
  • extensive
  • full
  • galore
  • generous
  • great
  • heavy
  • large
  • lavish
  • liberal
  • no end
  • plenteous
  • plentiful
  • plenty
  • profuse
  • rich
  • roomy
  • spacious
  • spare
  • substantial
  • unrestricted
  • voluminous
  • wide

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1441 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɡɹˈe͡ɪt], [ ɡɹˈe‍ɪt], [ ɡ_ɹ_ˈeɪ_t]

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Similar words for great:

  • Brobdingnagian (adjective)

  • ace (adjective)

  • admirable (adjective)

  • all (adjective)

  • all right (adjective)

  • almighty (adjective)

  • ample (adjective)

  • baronial (adjective)

  • big league (adjective)

  • boundless (adjective)

  • capital (adjective)

  • celebrated (adjective)

  • considerable (adjective)

  • cyclopean (adjective)

  • dandy (adjective)

  • deep (adjective)

  • desperate (adjective)

  • destructive (adjective)

  • dignified (adjective)

  • distinguished (adjective)

  • elephantine (adjective)

  • eminent (adjective)

  • enthusiastic (adjective)

  • excellent (adjective)

  • expansive (adjective)

  • extensive (adjective)

  • famous (adjective)

  • fantastic (adjective)

  • fine (adjective)

  • first-rate (adjective)

  • formidable (adjective)

  • frightful (adjective)

  • gaping (adjective)

  • glorious (adjective)

  • good (adjective)

  • goodly (adjective)

  • gross (adjective)

  • heavyweight (adjective)

  • high (adjective)

  • huge (adjective)

  • immense (adjective)

  • important (adjective)

  • important, celebrated (adjective)

  • incredible (adjective)

  • intense (adjective)

  • large (adjective)

  • large-scale (adjective)

  • lofty (adjective)

  • long (adjective)

  • magnanimous (adjective)

  • major (adjective)

  • major-league (adjective)

  • master (adjective)

  • memorable (adjective)

  • mighty (adjective)

  • monolithic (adjective)

  • mortal (adjective)

  • much (adjective)

  • multitudinous (adjective)

  • noble (adjective)

  • notable (adjective)

  • numerous (adjective)

  • offensive (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • outstanding (adjective)

  • overlong (adjective)

  • potent (adjective)

  • powerful (adjective)

  • profound (adjective)

  • prominent (adjective)

  • proud (adjective)

  • rare (adjective)

  • renowned (adjective)

  • severe (adjective)

  • sizable (adjective)

  • size (adjective)

  • spacious (adjective)

  • splendid (adjective)

  • stiff (adjective)

  • strong (adjective)

  • stunning (adjective)

  • stupendous (adjective)

  • superb (adjective)

  • superhuman (adjective)

  • tall (adjective)

  • terrific (adjective)

  • thick (adjective)

  • topflight (adjective)

  • tophole (adjective)

  • towering (adjective)

  • tremendous (adjective)

  • unforgettable (adjective)

  • unlimited (adjective)

  • unmarred (adjective)

  • valiant (adjective)

  • vast (adjective)

  • very large (adjective)

  • violent (adjective)

  • voluminous (adjective)

  • way-out (adjective)

  • well (adjective)

  • avid (noun)

  • big (noun)

  • bully (noun)

  • capital (noun)

  • corking (noun)

  • cracking (noun)

  • delightful (noun)

  • eager (noun)

  • eminent (noun)

  • enceinte (noun)

  • enthusiastic (noun)

  • excellent (noun)

  • expectant (noun)

  • extensive (noun)

  • extraordinary (noun)

  • gravid (noun)

  • great (noun)

  • large (noun)

  • other relevant words (verb)

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  • historic

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  • remarkable

  • wonderful

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Antonyms for great

  • adj.

    Brobdingnagian (adjective)

    • most ginormous,
    • more gigantesque,
    • more humungous,
    • more ginormous,
    • most behemoth,
    • most gigantesque,
    • more behemoth,
    • Pythonic,
    • most humungous.

    ace (adjective)

    • more virtuoso,
    • most virtuoso.

    admirable (adjective)

    • more a-ok,
    • out of sight,
    • most crackerjack,
    • most super-duper,
    • a ok,
    • most meritable,
    • more super-duper,
    • meritorious,
    • A 1,
    • out sight,
    • meritable,
    • more super duper,
    • most copacetic,
    • cat pajamas,
    • de serving,
    • cats pajamas,
    • most a ok,
    • more meritable,
    • un-real,
    • out this world,
    • de-serving,
    • super duper,
    • more aok,
    • out world,
    • most valuable,
    • out of world,
    • most aok,
    • more crackerjack,
    • most a-ok,
    • more superduper,
    • neater,
    • more a ok,
    • more copacetic,
    • dreamest,
    • un real,
    • most superduper,
    • most super duper.

    all (adjective)

    • great,
    • outstanding.

    all right (adjective)

    • ex act,
    • more precise,
    • ex-act.

    almighty (adjective)

    • extreme.

    ample (adjective)

    • co pious,
    • un-restricted,
    • wide,
    • pro-fuse,
    • co-pious,
    • un restricted,
    • liberal,
    • pro fuse.

    baronial (adjective)

    • princely.

    big league (adjective)

    • bigtime,
    • strictly business,
    • four-star,
    • playing hard ball,
    • front-page,
    • high-power,
    • front page.

    boundless (adjective)

    • in-calculable,
    • in definite,
    • in-definite,
    • in calculable,
    • no end to,
    • un confined,
    • no holds barred,
    • in-exhaustible,
    • un-bounded,
    • un-ending,
    • un-confined,
    • un told,
    • infinite,
    • un-told,
    • un bounded,
    • in finite,
    • un ending,
    • in exhaustible,
    • in-finite.

    capital (adjective)

    • more five star,
    • most worldclass,
    • more fivestar,
    • five star,
    • most world class,
    • top pest,
    • fivestar,
    • more five-star,
    • De Luxe,
    • de-lightful,
    • more world-class,
    • de-luxe,
    • more world class,
    • de lightful,
    • top-pest,
    • most fivestar,
    • most five-star,
    • more worldclass,
    • worldclass,
    • flyest,
    • most world-class,
    • most five star.

    celebrated (adjective)

    • numero uno,
    • pre-eminent,
    • up there,
    • laureate,
    • highpowered.

    considerable (adjective)

    • noticeable,
    • more reasonable.

    cyclopean (adjective)

    • cyclo-pean,
    • most brobdignagian,
    • more brobdignagian,
    • cyclo pean.

    dandy (adjective)

    • more paragon,
    • most hunky-dory,
    • grandest,
    • most paragon,
    • more hunky-dory,
    • more hunkydory,
    • exemplary,
    • most hunkydory,
    • more hunky dory,
    • hunkydory,
    • most hunky dory.

    deep (adjective)

    • bass,
    • full-toned,
    • low-toned,
    • baritone.

    desperate (adjective)

    • vehement.

    destructive (adjective)

    • violent.

    dignified (adjective)

    • most distingue,
    • up-right,
    • re served,
    • more distingue,
    • formal,
    • most respected,
    • up right,
    • re fined,
    • highfalutin,
    • re-served.

    distinguished (adjective)

    • reputable,
    • nonpareil,
    • extra ordinary,
    • namer,
    • talked of,
    • highly regarded.

    elephantine (adjective)

    • more behemothic,
    • more humongous,
    • most humongous,
    • gigantic,
    • most behemothic.

    eminent (adjective)

    • more page oner,
    • bigname,
    • more big name,
    • most big-gun,
    • more biggun,
    • most big gun,
    • more celebrious,
    • most celeb,
    • biggun,
    • bigleague,
    • super-star,
    • most biggun,
    • most page oner,
    • most redoubted,
    • superstarrest,
    • most big-name,
    • pageoner,
    • more lionlike,
    • most pageoner,
    • super star,
    • more pageoner,
    • most big name,
    • more big-gun,
    • super starrest,
    • more big-name,
    • more redoubted,
    • more big gun,
    • super-starrest,
    • re-doubted,
    • superstarrer,
    • more page-oner,
    • re doubted,
    • most lionlike,
    • para mount,
    • more bigname,
    • most leonine,
    • page oner,
    • most celebrious,
    • super starrer,
    • page-oner,
    • most bigname,
    • para-mount,
    • more leonine,
    • highranking,
    • most page-oner,
    • super-starrer,
    • high ranking,
    • more celeb.

    enthusiastic (adjective)

    • fervent,
    • born-again,
    • mad about something,
    • hooked,
    • motivated,
    • wholehearted.

    excellent (adjective)

    • most desirable,
    • way-out,
    • surpassing,
    • incomparable,
    • Piked,
    • all-right,
    • exceptional.

    expansive (adjective)

    • more unsuppressed,
    • far-reaching,
    • un-repressed,
    • farreaching,
    • wideranging,
    • most dilatant,
    • most unrepressed,
    • more unrepressed,
    • allembracing,
    • more all embracing,
    • most scopic,
    • more wide-ranging,
    • far reaching,
    • most wide ranging,
    • more wide ranging,
    • stretching,
    • un suppressed,
    • most unsuppressed,
    • most wideranging,
    • more wideranging,
    • more stretching,
    • more scopious,
    • unsuppressed,
    • most all embracing,
    • more all-embracing,
    • most wide-ranging,
    • most scopious,
    • wide ranging,
    • un-suppressed,
    • more scopic,
    • most allembracing,
    • all embracing,
    • more expanding,
    • most stretching,
    • more dilatant,
    • most expanding,
    • more allembracing,
    • un repressed,
    • wide-ranging,
    • most all-embracing,
    • expanding.

    extensive (adjective)

    • more allencompassing,
    • un exclusive,
    • more all-encompassing,
    • ex tensive,
    • more expanded,
    • ex-tended,
    • ex-tensive,
    • un-exclusive,
    • most expanded,
    • more unexclusive,
    • farflung,
    • wall to wall,
    • most all-encompassing,
    • most all encompassing,
    • uni-versal,
    • across board,
    • more comprising,
    • all inclusive,
    • all encompassing,
    • more all encompassing,
    • uni versal,
    • most unexclusive,
    • wall wall,
    • most allencompassing,
    • ex tended,
    • most comprising,
    • allinclusive,
    • allencompassing,
    • in discriminate,
    • wholesale,
    • in-discriminate,
    • far flung,
    • more extensive.

    famous (adjective)

    • most applauded,
    • muchpublicized,
    • more applauded,
    • most muchpublicized,
    • much publicized,
    • most famous,
    • more much publicized,
    • re-cognized,
    • re cognized,
    • more muchpublicized,
    • most much-publicized,
    • most much publicized,
    • more much-publicized.

    fantastic (adjective)

    • like wow,
    • more primo,
    • most cracking,
    • cats meow,
    • most primo,
    • over whelming,
    • more cracking,
    • cat meow,
    • over-whelming.

    fine (adjective)

    • ex-pensive,
    • well made,
    • ex pensive,
    • most firststring,
    • most giltedged,
    • most gilt edged,
    • more gilt-edged,
    • good looking,
    • more gilt edged,
    • well-made,
    • more first string,
    • more giltedged,
    • more firststring,
    • most first-string,
    • gilt edged,
    • most gilt-edged,
    • not too shabby,
    • firststring,
    • more first-string,
    • most first string,
    • wellmade.

    first-rate (adjective)

    • first rate,
    • more bestquality,
    • bestquality,
    • more highest quality,
    • most best-quality,
    • more bang-up,
    • of first water,
    • most best quality,
    • more highest-quality,
    • most highest-quality,
    • most bang-up,
    • of the first water,
    • top of line,
    • most highest quality,
    • firstrate,
    • bangup,
    • of the highest type,
    • of highest type,
    • more highestquality,
    • more bang up,
    • un-matched,
    • highestquality,
    • top the line,
    • more bangup,
    • most highestquality,
    • more best quality,
    • more best-quality,
    • most first rate,
    • top line,
    • most bangup,
    • most bestquality,
    • most bang up.

    formidable (adjective)

    • more allpowerful,
    • most all-powerful,
    • dis-maying,
    • more all powerful,
    • staggering,
    • up hill,
    • effortful,
    • over-powering,
    • over powering,
    • allpowerful,
    • more dismaying,
    • most all powerful,
    • most allpowerful,
    • most ballbuster,
    • dis maying,
    • more ballbuster,
    • most challenging,
    • most murder,
    • more all-powerful,
    • more murder,
    • more challenging,
    • up-hill,
    • most dismaying.

    frightful (adjective)

    • dis-agreeable,
    • dis agreeable,
    • un-pleasant,
    • in sufferable,
    • in-sufferable,
    • un pleasant.

    gaping (adjective)

    • chasmal.

    glorious (adjective)

    • re splendent,
    • timehonored,
    • time honored,
    • re-splendent,
    • sub lime,
    • sub-lime.

    good (adjective)

    • bullier,
    • super-excellent,
    • recherche,
    • up to snuff,
    • Supereminent,
    • Superexcellent,
    • rad,
    • tip top,
    • unmarred,
    • tip-top,
    • super-eminent.

    goodly (adjective)

    • goodly.

    gross (adjective)

    • over-weight,
    • un wieldiest,
    • un wieldy,
    • over weight,
    • un-wieldier,
    • un-wieldiest,
    • un wieldier,
    • lumpish,
    • un-wieldy.

    heavyweight (adjective)

    • heavyweight,
    • bluechip.

    high (adjective)

    • high rise,
    • altitudinous,
    • sky-scraping,
    • sky-high,
    • High-reaching.

    huge (adjective)

    • more outsize,
    • most mondo,
    • most oversize,
    • most outsize,
    • more oversize,
    • most leviathan,
    • more mondo,
    • more monster,
    • most monster,
    • over-size,
    • more leviathan,
    • over size,
    • out-size,
    • out size.

    immense (adjective)

    • in terminable,
    • in-terminable,
    • inter-minable,
    • immense,
    • inter minable.

    important (adjective)

    • of moment,
    • importunate,
    • of substance,
    • big league,
    • newsworthy,
    • mattering much.

    important, celebrated (adjective)

    • grand,
    • superlative,
    • chief,
    • regal,
    • stately,
    • remarkable,
    • noteworthy,
    • idealistic,
    • main,
    • august,
    • impressive,
    • paramount,
    • lofty,
    • principal,
    • high-minded,
    • royal,
    • sublime,
    • heroic,
    • leading,
    • primary,
    • talented.

    incredible (adjective)

    • awe inspiring,
    • aweinspiring,
    • in-credible,
    • incredible,
    • in credible.

    intense (adjective)

    • in-tenser,
    • un duest,
    • in-tensive,
    • in tensest,
    • un due,
    • un-due,
    • in tensive,
    • in-tensest,
    • all consuming,
    • in tense,
    • more all-consuming,
    • in tenser,
    • more all consuming,
    • allconsuming,
    • un-duer,
    • most allconsuming,
    • most all-consuming,
    • more allconsuming,
    • un-duest,
    • in-tense,
    • un duer,
    • most all consuming.

    large (adjective)

    • copious,
    • roomy,
    • generous,
    • cavernous,
    • massive,
    • soaring,
    • colossal,
    • enormous,
    • awesome,
    • bulky,
    • grandiose,
    • capacious,
    • giant,
    • baggy,
    • towering,
    • mammoth,
    • majestic,
    • humongous,
    • voluminous,
    • comprehensive,
    • prodigious,
    • magnificent.

    large-scale (adjective)

    • a whale of a,
    • super colossal,
    • buller,
    • heavy-duty.

    lofty (adjective)

    • loftier.

    long (adjective)

    • outstretched,
    • spread out,
    • gangling,
    • spun out,
    • longish,
    • far off,
    • faraway,
    • protracted.

    magnanimous (adjective)

    • softtouch,
    • un selfish,
    • highminded,
    • un grudging,
    • more forgiving,
    • more ungrudging,
    • un-stinting,
    • more soft touch,
    • most softtouch,
    • high minded,
    • munificent,
    • most soft touch,
    • more softtouch,
    • un stinting,
    • most ungrudging,
    • more soft-touch,
    • has heart right place,
    • un-grudging,
    • most soft-touch,
    • un-selfish.

    major (adjective)

    • stellar,
    • life and death.

    major-league (adjective)

    • more pre eminent,
    • more pre-eminent,
    • most pre-eminent,
    • majorleague,
    • most pre eminent.

    master (adjective)

    • preponderant.

    memorable (adjective)

    • more rememberable,
    • mindblowing,
    • more rubric,
    • mind blowing,
    • doozie,
    • most rememberable,
    • most bodacious,
    • topdrawer,
    • red letter,
    • sur passing,
    • redletter,
    • most surpassing,
    • top-drawer,
    • sur-passing,
    • most doozie,
    • more doozie,
    • most rubric,
    • more bodacious,
    • more surpassing.

    mighty (adjective)

    • mightiest.

    monolithic (adjective)

    • uni form,
    • uni-form.

    mortal (adjective)

    • more deathdealing,
    • more death-dealing,
    • murderous,
    • most deathdealing,
    • most killing,
    • most mortiferous,
    • more mortiferous,
    • most death dealing,
    • most ending,
    • more death dealing,
    • deathdealing,
    • death dealing,
    • more ending,
    • more pestilent,
    • most death-dealing,
    • un relenting,
    • more killing,
    • remorseless.

    much (adjective)

    • heapser,
    • scadser,
    • scads,
    • most jam-packed,
    • most mucho,
    • most lotsa,
    • more mega,
    • loadsest,
    • more lotsa,
    • many,
    • more everywhere,
    • more mucho,
    • more jam-packed,
    • most jam packed,
    • loadser,
    • most mega,
    • mucho,
    • heapsest,
    • more jam packed,
    • most everywhere,
    • scadsest.

    multitudinous (adjective)

    • more unnumbered,
    • quite few,
    • more innumerous,
    • in numerous,
    • un countable,
    • in-numerable,
    • un-countable,
    • un-numbered,
    • in-numerous,
    • un-counted,
    • un numbered,
    • most unnumbered,
    • un counted,
    • most innumerous,
    • in numerable.

    noble (adjective)

    • kingly,
    • lordly,
    • queen-like,
    • imposing,
    • sovereign,
    • ladylike,
    • imperial,
    • aristocratic,
    • courtly,
    • magisterial,
    • patrician,
    • knightly.

    notable (adjective)

    • more nameable,
    • most highprofile,
    • more highprofile,
    • highprofile,
    • most nameable,
    • more high profile,
    • un commonest,
    • un-commoner,
    • more high-profile,
    • un-common,
    • un commoner,
    • most high-profile,
    • un common,
    • most high profile,
    • nameable.

    numerous (adjective)

    • zillion,
    • multitudinal,
    • lousy with,
    • umpteen.

    offensive (adjective)

    • frightful.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • oversize,
    • gnarly,
    • neverending,
    • potent,
    • death-dealing,
    • across the board,
    • out-of-this-world,
    • unrepressed,
    • boundless,
    • top drawer,
    • bang-up,
    • primo,
    • something else,
    • undismayed,
    • best-quality,
    • dignified,
    • thick,
    • ballbuster,
    • decent-sized,
    • large-scale,
    • first-rate,
    • bigshot,
    • top-hole,
    • large,
    • sizable,
    • LOTSA,
    • powerhouse,
    • master,
    • ball of fire,
    • considerable,
    • world class,
    • big-gun,
    • bang up,
    • cyclopean,
    • tall,
    • in limelight,
    • gilt-edged,
    • cat’s pajamas,
    • cat’s meow,
    • greathearted,
    • no end,
    • numerous,
    • Mortiferous,
    • all-encompassing,
    • leviathan,
    • soft-touch,
    • very best,
    • celeb,
    • big gun,
    • fire-eating,
    • hunky-dory,
    • monolithic,
    • zero cool,
    • superb,
    • spread-out,
    • huge,
    • five-star,
    • best quality,
    • fantastic,
    • proud,
    • terrific,
    • gaping,
    • Mega,
    • ample,
    • bodacious,
    • super-duper,
    • Lion-hearted,
    • unmatchable,
    • great big,
    • tall order,
    • world-class,
    • desperate,
    • tremendous,
    • strong,
    • humungous,
    • profound,
    • uncrowded,
    • big-name,
    • splendid,
    • expansive,
    • first class,
    • barn door,
    • no strings,
    • innumerous,
    • best ever,
    • deep,
    • talked about,
    • rare,
    • Lionlike,
    • much,
    • Towery,
    • excellent,
    • noble,
    • hulking,
    • baronial,
    • formidable,
    • Gigantesque,
    • magnanimous,
    • highfalutin’,
    • multitudinous,
    • mortal,
    • dandy,
    • quite a few,
    • long,
    • elephantine,
    • firstclass,
    • mostest,
    • important,
    • big-shot,
    • illustrious,
    • steller,
    • stiff,
    • outsize,
    • hunky dory,
    • highest quality,
    • celebrated,
    • stunning,
    • has heart in right place,
    • good,
    • admirable,
    • leonine,
    • deeply felt,
    • mondo,
    • no catch,
    • superstar,
    • unnumbered,
    • glorious,
    • ginormous,
    • scopic,
    • distingue,
    • monumental,
    • very many,
    • well-thought-of,
    • highest-quality,
    • prominent,
    • giltedged,
    • extensive,
    • Celebrious,
    • copacetic,
    • tough proposition,
    • in spotlight,
    • behemothic,
    • all right,
    • wide open,
    • intense,
    • skyscraping,
    • ungrudging,
    • mighty,
    • Gutty,
    • stupendous,
    • renowned,
    • Brobdingnagian,
    • out-standing,
    • superduper,
    • all-powerful,
    • Splendorous,
    • stretched-out,
    • all heart,
    • no end of,
    • eminent,
    • splendiferous,
    • groovy,
    • out and out,
    • much-publicized,
    • vast,
    • unlimited,
    • high-profile,
    • full-out,
    • stretched out,
    • whopping,
    • major-league,
    • sup rior,
    • over-long,
    • Rememberable,
    • scopious,
    • blue chip,
    • distinguished,
    • all-consuming,
    • Redoubted,
    • first-string,
    • beanstalk,
    • a lot of,
    • of note,
    • notable,
    • unforgettable,
    • very grave,
    • crashing,
    • largish,
    • dilatant,
    • in the limelight,
    • high,
    • all-embracing,
    • spacious,
    • ace,
    • rough go,
    • top of the line,
    • prestigious,
    • no strings attached,
    • unexclusive,
    • goodlooking,
    • unmeasurable.

    outstanding (adjective)

    • more out of this world,
    • most out-of-this-world,
    • more out-of-this-world,
    • most out of this world,
    • hundred proof,
    • topser,
    • most hundredproof,
    • most out of sight,
    • most mostest,
    • most hundred proof,
    • more hundred-proof,
    • out-of-sight,
    • most hundred-proof,
    • most steller,
    • hundredproof,
    • topsest,
    • hundred-proof,
    • more steller,
    • more out-of-sight,
    • more out of sight,
    • more hundred proof,
    • most out-of-sight,
    • more mostest,
    • more hundredproof,
    • out standing.

    overlong (adjective)

    • drawnout,
    • over long,
    • long drawn out,
    • Overlong.

    potent (adjective)

    • more go getter,
    • most gogetter,
    • ball fire,
    • most go getter,
    • most go-getter,
    • more go-getter,
    • full bodied,
    • go getter,
    • most powerhouse,
    • gogetter,
    • more powerhouse,
    • more gogetter,
    • fullbodied.

    powerful (adjective)

    • autocratic,
    • influential,
    • high-powered.

    profound (adjective)

    • deepseated,
    • deep seated,
    • pro-founder,
    • pro found,
    • pro founder,
    • pro-found.

    prominent (adjective)

    • more bigshot,
    • well thought of,
    • more underlined,
    • most big-shot,
    • most bigshot,
    • more big shot,
    • more prominent,
    • more well-thought-of,
    • most well thought of,
    • most underlined,
    • more well thought of,
    • most well-thought-of,
    • under-lined,
    • more big-shot,
    • under lined,
    • most big shot.

    proud (adjective)

    • well-pleased.

    rare (adjective)

    • rarest.

    renowned (adjective)

    • ex-tolled,
    • more lauded,
    • most lauded,
    • ex tolled,
    • more extolled,
    • Extolled,
    • most extolled.

    severe (adjective)

    • almighty.

    sizable (adjective)

    • decentsized,
    • most decent-sized,
    • more decent-sized,
    • decent sized,
    • de cent,
    • most decentsized,
    • most decent sized,
    • more decent sized,
    • de-cent,
    • more decentsized.

    size (adjective)

    • corpulent,
    • amplitudinous,
    • measurable,
    • chunky,
    • portly,
    • broad,
    • dimensional.

    spacious (adjective)

    • most uncrowded,
    • un-crowded,
    • un crowded,
    • more uncrowded.

    splendid (adjective)

    • most splendiferous,
    • un-surpassed,
    • un surpassed,
    • more splendiferous,
    • un-paralleled,
    • very good,
    • un paralleled.

    stiff (adjective)

    • in-ordinate,
    • un-conscionable,
    • un conscionable,
    • in-exorable.

    strong (adjective)

    • well-founded,
    • clear cut,
    • well-established.

    stunning (adjective)

    • more smashing,
    • most smashing.

    stupendous (adjective)

    • fab,
    • titantic.

    superb (adjective)

    • un rivaled,
    • more optimal,
    • un-rivaled.

    superhuman (adjective)

    • superhuman,
    • bionic.

    tall (adjective)

    • more beanstalk,
    • most beanstalk.

    terrific (adjective)

    • more agitating,
    • up-setting,
    • dis-quieting,
    • most terrorizing,
    • more terrorizing,
    • up setting,
    • dis quieting,
    • most agitating.

    thick (adjective)

    • crawling with,
    • like sardines.

    topflight (adjective)

    • more quality,
    • most quality,
    • braggest,
    • blueribbon,
    • top flight.

    tophole (adjective)

    • top hole.

    towering (adjective)

    • more unmeasurable,
    • un measurable,
    • Spiring,
    • most unmeasurable,
    • un matchable,
    • most spiring,
    • more spiring,
    • un-measurable,
    • un-matchable,
    • more unmatchable,
    • most unmatchable,
    • most towery,
    • more towery.

    tremendous (adjective)

    • more whopper,
    • whalest,
    • most whopper,
    • whaler.

    unforgettable (adjective)

    • not to be forgotten.

    unlimited (adjective)

    • in comprehensible,
    • most fullout,
    • full blown,
    • more full out,
    • un fettered,
    • un-fettered,
    • un-fathomed,
    • full out,
    • un qualified,
    • more full-out,
    • un-limited,
    • all out,
    • un-restrained,
    • un conditional,
    • fullblown,
    • fullout,
    • un constrained,
    • un limited,
    • un-conditional,
    • most full-out,
    • more fullout,
    • allout,
    • un fathomed,
    • most full out,
    • un-qualified,
    • fullscale,
    • full scale.

    unmarred (adjective)

    • un broken,
    • un-hurt,
    • un harmed,
    • more uninjured,
    • un-damaged,
    • un-impaired,
    • most unbroken,
    • un damaged,
    • uninjured,
    • in-tact,
    • un impaired,
    • more unbroken,
    • un hurt,
    • in tact,
    • un-injured,
    • un-broken,
    • un-blemished,
    • un injured,
    • un-marred,
    • most uninjured,
    • un-harmed,
    • un marred.

    valiant (adjective)

    • more lion hearted,
    • strongwilled,
    • un dismayed,
    • fireeating,
    • lion hearted,
    • most fire eating,
    • guttiest,
    • un daunted,
    • most lion hearted,
    • high spirited,
    • most undismayed,
    • selfreliant,
    • strong willed,
    • most fireeating,
    • more fire eating,
    • un-dismayed,
    • most fire-eating,
    • more undismayed,
    • un-afraid,
    • self reliant,
    • fire eating,
    • most lion-hearted,
    • un afraid,
    • more lion-hearted,
    • guttier,
    • more fire-eating,
    • more fireeating,
    • un-daunted.

    vast (adjective)

    • more stretched out,
    • more spread out,
    • more stretched-out,
    • more forever,
    • de-tailed,
    • most spread-out,
    • most forever,
    • stretchedout,
    • most stretched-out,
    • never ending,
    • most stretchedout,
    • most stretched out,
    • de tailed,
    • spreadout,
    • most spread out,
    • more spreadout,
    • most spreadout,
    • more spread-out,
    • more stretchedout.

    very large (adjective)

    • excessive,
    • fat,
    • lengthy,
    • husky,
    • extended,
    • extravagant,
    • bull,
    • decided,
    • grievous,
    • terrible,
    • abundant,
    • pronounced,
    • prolonged,
    • major league.

    violent (adjective)

    • demoniac,
    • head-strong.

    voluminous (adjective)

    • more covering,
    • more billowing,
    • most swelling,
    • more swelling,
    • most billowing,
    • most covering.

    way-out (adjective)

    • ex citing,
    • wayout.

    well (adjective)

    • bushy-tailed,
    • right as rain,
    • wrapped tight,
    • alive and kicking,
    • up to par,
    • in the pink,
    • solid as a rock,
    • strong as an ox,
    • bright-eyed,
    • solid as rock,
    • strong as ox,
    • in good health.
  • n.

    • to perfection,
    • to the best of your ability,
    • like a dream.

    • importantly,
    • not just any…,
    • mainly,
    • healthy,
    • basically,
    • the fact (of the matter) is,
    • at the end of the day,
    • in essence,
    • essentially,
    • tidy.

    • knowledge,
    • right,
    • respect,
    • famous.

    • boss,
    • banner,
    • top,
    • brag,
    • quality,
    • superior.

    • cool,
    • fantastical,
    • gifted,
    • capable,
    • hot,
    • super,
    • divine,
    • able,
    • transliterate.

    • flawed,
    • gone,
    • addictive,
    • Clingy,
    • classy,
    • constitutionally,
    • adaptive,
    • reproduction,
    • born,
    • babyish,
    • flexible.

    • enjoyable,
    • pleasant,
    • pleasing,
    • cheerful,
    • pleasurable,
    • relaxing,
    • nice,
    • attractive,
    • restful.

    • figure,
    • magnate,
    • mogul,
    • eminence,
    • mover and shaker,
    • prime mover,
    • leading light,
    • authority figure,
    • a force to be reckoned with.

    • basic,
    • elementary.

    • personality,
    • star,
    • vip,
    • icon,
    • living legend,
    • sleb,
    • public figure,
    • celebrity,
    • the glitterati.

    • favourite,
    • HIT,
    • magnet,
    • fashion,
    • boom,
    • fashion statement,
    • winner,
    • hot spot,
    • fascination,
    • popularity.

    • hall,
    • The.

    • historically,
    • date back to,
    • in retrospect,
    • historical,
    • rewrite history,
    • the annals of something,
    • retrospective,
    • early,
    • those were the days.

    avid (noun)

    • avid.

    big (noun)

    • big.

    bully (noun)

    • bully.

    capital (noun)

    • capital.

    corking (noun)

    • corking.

    cracking (noun)

    • cracking.

    delightful (noun)

    • delightful.

    eager (noun)

    • eager.

    eminent (noun)

    • obscure,
    • puissant,
    • conspicuous,
    • unrivaled,
    • fabled,
    • honorable,
    • commanding,
    • retired,
    • exalted,
    • elevated,
    • peerless.

    enceinte (noun)

    • enceinte.

    enthusiastic (noun)

    • enthusiastic.

    excellent (noun)

    • amazing.

    expectant (noun)

    • expectant.

    extensive (noun)

    • inclusive,
    • sweeping.

    • extraordinary.

    gravid (noun)

    • gravid.

    great (noun)

    • major,
    • zealous,
    • neat,
    • peachy,
    • pregnant,
    • heavy,
    • majuscule,
    • not bad,
    • smashing,
    • slap-up,
    • nifty,
    • swell,
    • with child,
    • keen,
    • uppercase,
    • of import.

    large (noun)

    • experience,
    • sizeable.
  • v.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • fine,
    • position.
  • Other synonyms:

    • heavily,
    • inordinate,
    • ditto,
    • blue-ribbon,
    • plenteous,
    • fabulously,
    • topnotch,
    • well,
    • plum,
    • innumerable,
    • bulk,
    • royally,
    • galore,
    • significantly,
    • inestimable,
    • astronomically,
    • agreed,
    • webbed,
    • significant,
    • numberless,
    • full-size,
    • jumbo,
    • massed,
    • gregarious,
    • far-out,
    • serious,
    • bewildering,
    • Famed,
    • crested,
    • exactly,
    • ably,
    • ducky,
    • precisely,
    • substantially,
    • fledged,
    • eye-watering,
    • plentiful,
    • incalculable,
    • wonderfully,
    • puffy,
    • tubular,
    • enormously,
    • ripping,
    • a-one,
    • legion,
    • drink to,
    • clunky,
    • okey-dokey,
    • web-footed,
    • flightless,
    • singular,
    • measureless,
    • unwieldy,
    • man-sized,
    • abundantly,
    • myriad,
    • badass,
    • widely,
    • OOH,
    • cushdy,
    • titanic,
    • overdeveloped,
    • tophole,
    • migratory,
    • walk-in,
    • topflight,
    • superlatively,
    • parturient,
    • immeasurable,
    • fantastically,
    • powerful,
    • goodish,
    • countless,
    • profuse,
    • walloping,
    • of course,
    • king-size,
    • bulbous,
    • unprecedented,
    • commodious,
    • lavish.

    • mythic,
    • valiant,
    • yes,
    • cosmic,
    • larger-than-life,
    • overblown,
    • fair,
    • yahoo,
    • rather,
    • full-scale,
    • substantive,
    • totally,
    • untold,
    • quite,
    • macro,
    • no.,
    • oversized,
    • oh,
    • Expecting,
    • swingeing,
    • absolutely,
    • some,
    • way,
    • noted,
    • done,
    • mass,
    • mountainous,
    • O.K..

    • marvelous,
    • tiptop,
    • prime,
    • cumbersome,
    • redoubtable,
    • champion,
    • preeminent.

    • fabulous,
    • monster,
    • wonderful,
    • dreamy,
    • sensational.

    • triple.

    • light.

    • explosive.

    • court.

    • house.

    • full-fledged,
    • lesser.

    historic

    • memorable.

    Other relevant words:

    • gargantuan,
    • quantity.

    • unusual.

    wonderful

    • old.

How to use «Great» in context?

What does the word great mean?

When we use the word great, we are typically referring to something that is extremely significant, important, or impressive. For example, when someone says that they had a great time at the party, they are typically referring to the positive aspects of the event — the fun they had, the connections they made, etc. Similarly, when someone says that a product is great, they are typically referring to the fact that it is quality-based, user-friendly, and meets (or even exceeds) certain expectations.

ultimately, the word great is relative — what one person finds great, another may not.

Paraphrases for Great:

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  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      awesome, fantastic, huge, terrific.
    • Proper noun, singular
      awesome, fantastic, huge, terrific.
    • Adverb
      awesome, terrific.
    • Interjection
      fantastic.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      absolute, acute, appreciable, ardent, astonishing, attractive, big, close, difficult, disproportionate, earthshaking, elevated, enormously, excellent, exquisite, famous, fantastical, fierce, further, genuine, glorious, grand, grievous, groovy, high, illustrious, immeasurable, important, intense, invaluable, keen, lengthy, marked, masterful, memorable, nifty, noticeable, precious, preponderant, prestigious, prodigious, profound, prominent, quite, radiant, robust, sacred, sheer, significant, sincere, sizable, stark, thorough, tough, urgent, utter, warm, Heightened, pre-eminent, good-sized, grown-up, earth-shaking, high-profile, largescale, large-sized, large-, reallywell-known.
    • Proper noun, singular
      big, excellent, grand, high, important, larger, largest, main, significant, Blinds, Records, attaches, adds, cheers, notices, powers, issues, coupons, GS, grands.
    • Adverb
      enormously, excellent, high, hugely, important, largely, lot, quite, really, significant, so, substantially.
    • Interjection
      really, demonstrators.
    • Verb, past tense
      made, needed, Got.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      admirable, ambitious, ample, beautiful, brilliant, broad, colossal, considerable, daunting, decisive, delightful, dire, distinguished, drastic, eminent, energetic, enormous, excessive, exciting, far-reaching, fervent, first-rate, fundamental, gaping, generous, gigantic, good-looking, grandiose, great-aunt, greater, greatest, immense, intensive, large, larger, leading, lofty, magnificent, main, major, mammoth, marvelous, momentous, monumental, neat, noble, noteworthy, overriding, overwhelming, phenomenal, quantum, ravishing, resounding, sensational, sizeable, staggering, staunch, steep, sterling, strenuous, striking, stunning, sublime, substantial, sweeping, tremendous, utmost, vigorous, weighty, wide-ranging, yawning, GRANDE, overarching, big-time, billion-dollar.
    • Proper noun, singular
      beautiful, brilliant, broad, considerable, greater, greatest, large, magnificent, major, substantial, tremendous, GRANDE.
    • Adverb
      beautiful, brilliant, good-looking, large.
    • Interjection
      awesome, beautiful, brilliant, excellent, glorious, magnificent, marvelous, neat, terrific, tremendous, GRANDE.

Homophones for Great:

  • grate.

Hyponym for Great:

  • n.

    • person
      succeeder, winner, success, achiever.

English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:1.0 / 4 votes

  1. great

    Large denotes extension in more than one direction, and beyond the average of the class to which the object belongs; we speak of a large surface or a large solid, but of a long line; a large field, a large room, a large apple, etc. A large man is a man of more than ordinary size; a great man is a man of remarkable mental power. Big is a more emphatic word than large, but of less dignity. We do not say that George Washington was a big man.

    Synonyms:
    abundant, ample, big, broad, bulky, capacious, coarse, colossal, commodious, considerable, enormous, extensive, gigantic, grand, huge, immense, large, long, massive, spacious, vast, wide

    Antonyms:
    brief, diminutive, inconsiderable, infinitesimal, insignificant, limited, little, mean, microscopic, minute, narrow, paltry, petty, scanty, short, slender, slight, small, tiny, trifling, trivial

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:2.5 / 2 votes

  1. great

    Synonyms:
    big, wide, huge, numerous, protracted, excellent, large, immense, bulky, majestic, gigantic, vast, grand, sublime, august, eminent, magnanimous, noble, powerful, exalted, noticeable

    Antonyms:
    little, narrow, puny, scanty, few, short, mean, ignoble, weak, unimportant

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. greatadjective

    a person who has achieved distinction and honor in some field

    «he is one of the greats of American music»

    Antonyms:
    bad, lowercase, little, unimportant, small, nonpregnant, ordinary

  2. greatadjective

    relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind

    «a great juicy steak»; «a great multitude»; «the great auk»; «a great old oak»; «a great ocean liner»; «a great delay»

    Synonyms:
    slap-up, gravid, majuscule, cracking, neat, capital, great(p), enceinte, swell, expectant, heavy(p), keen, nifty, with child(p), bang-up, smashing, not bad(p), corking, groovy, big(p), large(p), bully, dandy, peachy, outstanding

    Antonyms:
    lowercase, ordinary, little, nonpregnant, small, unimportant, bad

  3. great, outstandingadjective

    of major significance or importance

    «a great work of art»; «Einstein was one of the outstanding figures of the 20th centurey»

    Synonyms:
    slap-up, gravid, majuscule, cracking, neat, capital, great(p), owing(p), enceinte, swell, spectacular, expectant, heavy(p), keen, nifty, with child(p), bang-up, smashing, prominent, not bad(p), corking, groovy, striking, salient, big(p), undischarged, large(p), bully, dandy, peachy, outstanding, great

    Antonyms:
    small, nonpregnant, unimportant, bad, ordinary, little, lowercase

  4. greatadjective

    remarkable or out of the ordinary in degree or magnitude or effect

    «a great crisis»; «had a great stake in the outcome»

    Synonyms:
    slap-up, gravid, majuscule, cracking, neat, capital, great(p), enceinte, swell, expectant, heavy(p), keen, nifty, with child(p), bang-up, smashing, not bad(p), corking, groovy, big(p), large(p), bully, dandy, peachy, outstanding

    Antonyms:
    lowercase, ordinary, nonpregnant, little, unimportant, small, bad

  5. bang-up, bully, corking, cracking, dandy, great, groovy, keen, neat, nifty, not bad(p), peachy, slap-up, swell, smashingadjective

    very good

    «he did a bully job»; «a neat sports car»; «had a great time at the party»; «you look simply smashing»

    Antonyms:
    lowercase, little, bad, unimportant, small, nonpregnant, ordinary

  6. capital, great, majusculeadjective

    uppercase

    «capital A»; «great A»; «many medieval manuscripts are in majuscule script»

    Synonyms:
    slap-up, gravid, large(p), cracking, neat, majuscule, great(p), enceinte, swell, expectant, heavy(p), keen, nifty, with child(p), bang-up, smashing, not bad(p), corking, groovy, big(p), great, bully, dandy, peachy, outstanding, capital

    Antonyms:
    unimportant, small, little, ordinary, lowercase, bad, nonpregnant

  7. big(p), enceinte, expectant, gravid, great(p), large(p), heavy(p), with child(p)adjective

    in an advanced stage of pregnancy

    «was big with child»; «was great with child»

    Antonyms:
    small, little, bad, lowercase, nonpregnant, ordinary, unimportant

Editors ContributionRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. abu-bakr

    abubakr meaning in arabic is great…

    he is an abubakr king.

  2. excellent

    good; think to be fascinating.

    the water show in disneyland was great.

    Submitted by JP03 on January 6, 2015  

  3. irmin

    «irmin» means «great, big, tall or huge». it comes from the old celtic languages.

    Submitted by anonymous on November 17, 2019  

  4. pitch perfect

    you are doing pitch perfect.

    Submitted by anonymous on May 20, 2020  

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    large, big, vast, huge, bulky, ample, immense, gigantic, herculean, cyclopean, enormous

  2. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    much, excessive, high

  3. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    numerous, countless

  4. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    considerable, important, weighty

  5. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    distinguished, eminent, prominent, exalted, elevated, excellent, noted, illustrious, celebrated, famous, famed, renowned, far-famed

  6. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    grand, august, dignified, noble, majestic, sublime

  7. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    magnanimous, generous, chivalrous, high-minded

  8. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    sumptuous, rich, magnificent

  9. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    hard, difficult, onerous, burdensome, grievous

  10. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    10. chief, principal

  11. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    superior, pre-eminent

  12. greatnoun

    Synonyms:
    [With The prefixed.] great persons, persons of rank, people of distinction

Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated WordsRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. greatadjective

    Synonyms:
    immense, enormous, prodigious, gigantic, numerous, countless, superior, excellent, admirable, eminent, famous, illustrious, distinguished, renowned, famed, noted, egregious, flagrant, serious, grievous, fabulous, excessive, immoderate, exorbitant

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:2.0 / 1 vote

  1. List of paraphrases for «great»:

    large, big, major, grand, huge, vast, super, awesome, enormous, very, considerable, high, significant, wide, tremendous, grande, much, excellent, fantastic, wonderful, terrific, broad, substantial, beautiful, immense, amazing, good, main, serious, important, tai, strong, gran, deep, cool, brilliant, massive, tall, formidable, perfect, overwhelming, magnificent, many, mare, grave, heavy, nice, grands, larger, nagy, splendid, highly, large-scale, greater, grandes, fine, profound, fabulous, gorgeous, extensive, stor, swell, utmost, severe

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How to use Great in a sentence?

  1. Randy Houser:

    Any time I can spend some of my time with a military family is special for me, these families have sacrificed so much so I can go out and perform and do what I love. It was great to meet the Jackson family, hear their story and have them enjoy the concert courtesy of my partner, Eckrich.

  2. Corey Tropp:

    It feels great to contribute at that point in the game, we needed a goal. I think everyone on the ice touched the puck. It was a great play by all the guys. It was nice to get on the board and it feels even better to get the win.

  3. Jonathan Turley:

    In these cases, the court balances the public’s interest against the need for continued secrecy, this was a historic raid that has caused a great deal of public unrest. Millions of Americans are questioning the motivation of the Justice Department.

  4. Megan Squire:

    There is always a risk that any platform that does not have good content moderation standards and strategies will be used by bad actors, there are smaller platforms that do a great job of content moderation, and there are large platforms that do a terrible job. It’s less about the size than it is about how committed the platform is to enforcing its own standards of behavior.

  5. Amanda Edwards/WireImage:

    Success is the warmest place to hide, i had so many people that were telling me I was great and there was no problem. Hollywood didn’t care. It still doesn’t care if you lose your family, it happens every day. They’re like, ‘Hey man, now we can put you in three movies!’.


Translations for Great

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  • عظيم, رائع, كبيرArabic
  • цудо́ўны, вялі́кі, выда́тныBelarusian
  • чуде́сен, отли́чен, голя́мBulgarian
  • fabulós, enorme, genial, granCatalan, Valencian
  • skvělý, velikýCzech
  • вєликъOld Church Slavonic, Church Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
  • grêt, mawr, gwychWelsh
  • nice, super, fedt, storDanish
  • wundervoll, schön, groß, Große, fein, großartigGerman
  • εξαιρετικός, περίφημος, μεγάλος, θαυμάσιαGreek
  • egaEsperanto
  • bien, Grande, Magno, formidable, gran, grandioso, [[muy]] [[bueno]]Spanish
  • بزرگ, عظیم, عالی, سترگPersian
  • mahtavaa, suuri, valtava, jättimäinen, erinomainen, mahtavaFinnish
  • mikil, stórurFaroese
  • grand, super, grande, formidable, excellent, génial, très bienFrench
  • grutWestern Frisian
  • mórIrish
  • נפלאה, נהדרת, גדול, נפלא, נהדר, טוב מאוד, מעולהHebrew
  • महानHindi
  • nagy, nagyszerűHungarian
  • հոյակապ, մեծArmenian
  • besarIndonesian
  • grandaIdo
  • mikill, stórIcelandic
  • grandioso, bene, grande, magna, magnoItalian
  • גדולHebrew
  • すばらしい, 偉大, 素敵, すごい, 偉い, 大王Japanese
  • საუცხოო, დიდი, შესანიშნავი, ვაშა, შესანიშნავადGeorgian
  • ព្រះមហាវីរក្សត្រKhmer
  • 위대하다, 크다, 대단하다Korean
  • زۆر چاک, مه‌زنKurdish
  • brâsCornish
  • magnaLatin
  • didysis, puikus, nuostabus, didelisLithuanian
  • izcils, varens, lielisks, liels, dižsLatvian
  • mokorahiMāori
  • одличен, одлично, супер, велик, голем, велика́нMacedonian
  • fijn, heerlijk, fantastisch, prachtig, grootDutch
  • tsohNavajo, Navaho
  • formidableOccitan
  • wspaniały, super, wielki, świetny, świetnie, fajnie, fajnoPolish
  • لوی, غوره, سترPashto, Pushto
  • grandioso, ótimo, distinto, grande, enorme, magnífico, bemPortuguese
  • hatunQuechua
  • mare, superb, minunat, [[foarte]] [[bun]]Romanian
  • вели́кий, великоле́пный, отли́чный, чуде́сный, замеча́тельный, прекра́сный, класс, отли́чно, здо́рово, большойRussian
  • odličan, izvrstan, вѐлик, одличан, vèlik, голем, изврстан, golemSerbo-Croatian
  • veľký, skvelýSlovak
  • odličen, velikSlovene
  • stor, jättebraSwedish
  • бузургTajik
  • ยอดเยี่ยมThai
  • ünlüTurkish
  • чудо́вий, вели́кий, чуде́сний, прекра́снийUkrainian
  • زبردستUrdu
  • tuyệtVietnamese
  • גרויסYiddish
  • Chinese

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Phrases with Great

Things Great often describes

  • great deal

  • great power

  • great effect

  • great lengths

  • great Britain

  • great example

  • great detail

  • great insanity

  • great way

  • great escape

How Great often is described

  • good great

  • comes great

  • gentle great

  • little great

  • bad great

  • short-lived great

  • powerful great

  • right great

  • mild great

  • many great

Great is the first word in phrase

  • great war

  • great depression

  • great game

  • great detective

  • great wall

  • great hunter

  • great book

  • great intelligence

  • great race

  • great mouse

Great is the last word in phrase

  • peter great

  • Alfred great

  • creatures great

  • sheila great

  • Herod great

  • cyrus great

  • king great

  • Pompey great

  • gonzo great

  • homer great

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