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Definition of great
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of great is as below...
Great
(superl.)
Large in
space;
of much size; big;
immense;
enormous;
expanded;
--
opposed
to small and
little;
as, a great
house,
ship, farm,
plain,
distance,
length..
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Melancholy
::
Melancholy
(a.)
Producing
great evil and
grief;
causing
dejection;
calamitous;
afflictive;
as, a
melancholy
event..
Character
::
Character
(n.)
Strength
of mind;
resolution;
independence;
individuality;
as, he has a great deal of
character..
Puissantly
::
Puissantly
(adv.)
In a
puissant
manner;
powerfully;
with great
strength.
Discrimination
::
Discrimination
(n.) The
quality
of being
discriminating;
faculty
of
nicely
distinguishing;
acute
discernment;
as, to show great
discrimination
in the
choice
of
means..
Pansy
::
Pansy (n.) A plant of the genus Viola (V.
tricolor)
and its
blossom,
originally
purple
and
yellow.
Cultivated
varieties
have very large
flowers
of a great
diversity
of
colors.
Called
also
heart's-ease,
love-in-idleness,
and many other
quaint
names..
Jointworm
::
"Jointworm
(n.) The larva of a
small,
hymenopterous
fly
(Eurytoma
hordei),
which is found in
gall-like
swellings
on the
stalks
of
wheat,
usually
at or just above the first
joint.
In some parts of
America
it does great
damage
to the
crop..
Hackbolt
::
Hackbolt
(n.) The
greater
shearwater
or
hagdon.
See
Hagdon.
Ingreat
::
Ingreat
(v. t.) To make
great;
to
enlarge;
to
magnify.
Commutation
::
Commutation
(n.) A
substitution,
as of a less thing for a
greater,
esp. a
substitution
of one form of
payment
for
another,
or one
payment
for many, or a
specific
sum of money for
conditional
payments
or
allowances;
as,
commutation
of
tithes;
commutation
of
fares;
commutation
of
copyright;
commutation
of
rations..
Linnet
::
Linnet
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
fringilline
birds of the
genera
Linota,
Acanthis,
and
allied
genera,
esp. the
common
European
species
(L.
cannabina),
which,
in full
summer
plumage,
is
chestnut
brown
above,
with the
breast
more or less
crimson.
The
feathers
of its head are
grayish
brown,
tipped
with
crimson.
Called
also gray
linnet,
red
linnet,
rose
linnet,
brown
linnet,
lintie,
lintwhite,
gorse
thatcher,
linnet
finch,
and
greater
redpoll.
The
American
redpoll
linnet
(Acanthis
linaria)
Ramayana
::
Ramayana
(n.) The more
ancient
of the two great epic poems in
Sanskrit.
The hero and
heroine
are Rama and his wife Sita.
Anxiousness
::
Anxiousness
(n.) The
quality
of being
anxious;
great
solicitude;
anxiety.
Awful
::
Awful (a.)
Frightful;
exceedingly
bad;
great;
--
applied
intensively;
as, an awful
bonnet;
an awful
boaster..
Immensity
::
Immensity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
immense;
inlimited
or
immeasurable
extension;
infinity;
vastness
in
extent
or bulk;
greatness.
Corner
::
Corner
(v. t.) To drive into a
position
of great
difficulty
or
hopeless
embarrassment;
as, to
corner
a
person
in
argument..
Telephonic
::
Telephonic
(a.)
Conveying
sound to a great
distance.
Exceed
::
Exceed
(v. i.) To be more or
greater;
to be
paramount.
Epoch
::
Epoch (n.) A fixed point of time,
established
in
history
by the
occurrence
of some grand or
remarkable
event;
a point of time
marked
by an event of great
subsequent
influence;
as, the epoch of the
creation;
the birth of
Christ
was the epoch which gave rise to the
Christian
era..
Prim
::
Prim (v. t.) To deck with great
nicety;
to
arrange
with
affected
preciseness;
to
prink.
Uttermost
::
Uttermost
(a.)
Extreme;
utmost;
being;
in the
farthest,
greatest,
or
highest
degree;
as, the
uttermost
extent
or end..
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