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go over big
verb as in attract
Strong matches
verb as in delight
Strongest matches
verb as in hit the spot
Weak matches
verb as in overjoy
Strong matches
verb as in please
verb as in suffice
verb as in thrill
verb as in wow
Example Sentences
Experience taught Alefantis that fried chicken would go over big.
Whole-grain tortillas didn’t go over big in the Southwest, Pratt-Heavner said, just as whole-grain grits were a tough sell in the South.
“Yeah. That would go over big with the parentals.”
They go over big topics like campaign messaging, fundraising, budgeting, media training, endorsements and more.
Studies suggest that we’re more likely to go over big holidays; when the weather’s warm; and when kids are out of school.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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