greatest
- admirable adj.
- all adj.
- arch adj.
- best adj.
- best adj.
- cardinal adj.
- champion adj.
- elite adj.
- fabulous adj.
- first adj.
- high-grade adj.
- largest adj.
- leading adj.
- loftiest adj.
- marvelous adj.
- maximal adj.
- maximum adj.
- optimal adj.
- optimum adj.
- outstanding adj.
- peerless adj.
- primary/prime adj.
- principal adj.
- remarkable adj.
- ripping adj.
- superlative adj.
- top adj.
- topmost adj.
- topmost adj.
- unparalleled adj.
- unrivaled adj.
- unsurpassed adj.
- uppermost adj.
- utmost adj.
- apex n.
- peak n.
- pinnacle n.
- victor n.
Example Sentences
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“Obviously, he’s just being modest, but this is one of the greatest executives you will ever see in the sport,” Langill said.
From Los Angeles Times ● Oct. 6, 2026
Kane's lack of a major international trophy will undoubtedly be the argument used to counter suggestions he is England's greatest.
From BBC ● Oct. 5, 2026
One young fan mused, “Is Nixon pulling off the greatest posthumous political comeback in history?”
From Salon ● Oct. 4, 2026
Courtesy of “the greatest gift that the American taxpayer has ever given the world,” as one navigation executive put it, GPS is, these days, invisible infrastructure.
From The Wall Street Journal ● Oct. 4, 2026
He called the greatest minds from all twelve tribes of his people to hear how they thought this problem might be solved.
From "Night Owls" by A.R. Vishny
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