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View definitions for great

great

adjective as in very good

adjective as in considerable in intensity or degree

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As much as we loved being able to rely on the sound being great every night, there’s a great momentum to being on the road.

Quite honestly, it’s a great spot to entertain in.”

“So there are some prospects that we could have a team — Kobe and Lazar are seniors and one or two guys could make the NBA — but if we could have a multitude of guys back that would be great, that would be awesome for a lot of reasons — less craziness for me in the spring with some continuity for 2025-26, but you just don’t know.”

Almost everyone I spoke with placed the blame on immigrants, holding the view, as Crusius did, that dark-skinned people from the global south are surging northward to overwhelm white Christians, what’s become known as the “great replacement theory.”

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This fall, the great replacement theory and the immigration crisis at the border have vaulted to the top of many voters’ concerns.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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