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greatness

[greyt-nis] / ˈgreɪt nɪs /




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His father, Richard Taylor, once said he wanted his son's name "to be a symbol of greatness, not sorrow."

From BBC

There's been Louis Bielle-Biarrey's brilliance for France, Argentina's amazing comeback against Scotland, England's emergence as a global force, and South Africa cementing their greatness with formidable victories in Paris and Dublin.

From BBC

This is the 10th anniversary of a season that makes people smile when they reminisce about all the personalities involved, all the images they saw, all the greatness that was on display.

From Los Angeles Times

They say it’s old and decaying by the day, a shell of its former greatness.

From Los Angeles Times

That “Wicked: For Good” falls short of greatness doesn’t mean it’s bad.

From The Wall Street Journal