Definition for Great:

• Large: long- continued: superior: distinguished: highly gifted: noble: mighty: sublime: of high rank: chief: proud: weighty: indicating one degree more remote in the direct line of descent, as GREAT- GRANDFATHER, GREAT- GRANDSON.

Synonyms for Great:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • outstanding.
  •excellent (adjective)
  • excellent,
  • super.
  •excellent, skillful (adjective)
  • egregious,
  • awesome,
  • wonderful,
  • fantastic,
  • heavy,
  • terrific.
  •goodly (adjective)
  • goodly.
  •important, celebrated (adjective)
  • fine,
  • eminent,
  • grand,
  • distinguished,
  • dignified,
  • noble,
  • impressive,
  • superior,
  • regal,
  • stately,
  • royal,
  • prominent,
  • august,
  • sublime,
  • lofty,
  • excellent,
  • outstanding,
  • exalted,
  • heroic.
  •large (adjective)
  • extensive,
  • expansive,
  • sizable,
  • princely,
  • copious,
  • giant,
  • enormous,
  • magnificent,
  • lofty,
  • prodigious,
  • immense,
  • awesome,
  • grandiose,
  • spacious,
  • baggy,
  • comprehensive,
  • vast,
  • ample,
  • gargantuan,
  • cavernous,
  • roomy,
  • massive,
  • soaring,
  • voluminous,
  • large,
  • mammoth,
  • capacious,
  • majestic,
  • humongous,
  • impressive,
  • towering,
  • colossal,
  • huge,
  • gigantic,
  • tremendous,
  • bulky,
  • grand,
  • big,
  • elephantine,
  • generous.
  •noble (adjective)
  • imperial,
  • sovereign,
  • kingly,
  • regal,
  • aristocratic,
  • majestic,
  • magisterial,
  • patrician,
  • noble,
  • ladylike,
  • courtly,
  • grand,
  • lordly,
  • stately,
  • baronial,
  • princely,
  • august,
  • knightly,
  • imposing,
  • heroic,
  • celebrated,
  • royal,
  • distinguished,
  • dignified,
  • queen-like.
  •powerful (adjective)
  • powerful.
  •size (adjective)
  • measurable,
  • long,
  • broad,
  • extensive,
  • magnificent,
  • sizable,
  • amplitudinous,
  • bulky,
  • large,
  • high,
  • dimensional,
  • corpulent,
  • portly,
  • big,
  • expansive,
  • voluminous,
  • wide,
  • chunky.
  •very large (adjective)
  • bulky,
  • vast,
  • big,
  • long,
  • towering,
  • mammoth,
  • high,
  • enormous,
  • gigantic,
  • ample,
  • extensive,
  • huge,
  • extreme,
  • immense,
  • considerable,
  • prodigious,
  • tremendous,
  • colossal,
  • extravagant,
  • humongous,
  • voluminous.

• n.

  •
  • tidy.
  •
  • fine,
  • terrific,
  • superb,
  • excellent,
  • superior,
  • banner,
  • splendid.
  •
  • hot,
  • ripping,
  • wonderful,
  • fantastic,
  • super.
  •eminent (noun)
  • conspicuous,
  • exalted,
  • elevated.
  •excellent (noun)
  • excellent,
  • superb.
  •great (noun)
  • gravid,
  • smashing,
  • swell,
  • keen,
  • peachy,
  • important,
  • eminent,
  • distinguished,
  • dandy,
  • slap-up,
  • outstanding,
  • heavy,
  • nifty,
  • big,
  • high,
  • bully,
  • large.
  •large (noun)
  • considerable,
  • vast,
  • large,
  • big.

• v.

  •intensified (verb)
  • intense.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • powerful,
  • ripping.
  •
  • splendid,
  • terrific.
  •
  • fine,
  • wonderful,
  • tidy.
  •
  • hot.
  •
  • fantastic.
  •first class
  • excellent.
  •imposing
  • mighty.
  •lofty
  • tall.
  •Other relevant words:
  • goodly,
  • outstanding,
  • splendid,
  • precious,
  • hot,
  • momentous,
  • sublime,
  • important,
  • bumper,
  • banner,
  • powerful,
  • heavy,
  • bully,
  • central,
  • swell,
  • jam-up,
  • excellent,
  • super,
  • prominent,
  • extreme,
  • tidy,
  • much,
  • intense,
  • marvellous,
  • nifty,
  • okay,
  • dandy,
  • but good,
  • drastic,
  • terrific,
  • ace-high,
  • keen,
  • fantastic,
  • fine,
  • rum,
  • handsome,
  • slap-up,
  • superb,
  • considerable,
  • bang-up,
  • wonderful,
  • heavy with child,
  • fine and dandy,
  • laden,
  • Crackajack,
  • peachy,
  • astronomic,
  • astronomical,
  • elevated,
  • exalted,
  • conspicuous,
  • arch,
  • Nobby,
  • gravid,
  • kayo,
  • solid,
  • consequential,
  • master,
  • smashing,
  • eminent,
  • egregious,
  • substantial,
  • extravagant,
  • ripping,
  • tall,
  • superior,
  • mighty.

Antonyms for Great:

• adj.

  • excellent, skillful
    flawed, usual, common, rotten, unpleasant, imperfect, conventional, unamazing, ok, expected, plain, inconsiderable, detestable.
  • important, celebrated
    inessential, nonessential, inconspicuous, bad, ordinary, contemptible, unimpressive, unremarkable, extra, unnecessary, subordinate, minor, secondary, inferior, auxiliary.
  • very large
    mild, short, infamous, miniature, thin, unskilled, unknown, insignificant, undignified, minute, weak, few, stupid, small, little, low, soft, tiny, unimportant, powerless, moderate, ignorant, teeny, poor, uncelebrated, menial, limited.
  • Other antonyms:
    impassive, untrained, incapable, degraded, untaught, disinclined, lukewarm, raw, awkward, nonchalant, momentary, subordinate, hesitant, green, nonpregnant, degrading, coarse, incompetent, fleeting, ham-handed, offensive, unpolished, unskilled, averse, junior, unenthusiastic, inept, detached, disinterested, aloof, inexpert, dirty, ignominious, impermanent, last, lackadaisical, rude, unfit, illegitimate, secondary, shortish, collateral, lower class, petty, ham-fisted, apathetic, new, mini, short-term, mean, plain, artless, small-minded, abominable, primitive, unprofessional, inexperienced, reluctant, halfhearted, casual, unable, crude, paltry, vicious, discreditable, ineffectual, unseasoned, ephemeral, low-grade, clumsy, condensed, would-be, rough, inefficient, subsidiary, unwilling, unskillful, degenerate, untutored, petite, uneager, loath, least, dwarf, untalented, unqualified, transitory, sudden, abbreviated, scanty, unfitted, pint-size, debased, hateful, detestable, lowercase, heavy-handed, sorry, shortened, spiritless, unschooled, squalid, uninterested, little bitty, short-lived, amateur, humiliating, ineffective, abrupt, untried, jackleg, languid, sordid, incurious, transient, unconcerned, beginning, Ungifted, repulsive, weak, knavish, untested, ugly, dastardly, insouciant, amateurish, languorous, short-range.

Homophones for Great:

• grate.

Hyponym for Great:

• n.

  • person
    succeeder, winner, success, achiever.