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What is a better word for great?

What is a better word for great?

1 immense, enormous, gigantic, huge, vast, grand. 6 noteworthy. 7 weighty, serious, momentous, vital, critical. 8 famed, eminent, noted, notable, prominent, renowned.

What is another word for very great?

What is another word for very great?

astronomical enormous
huge massive
vast colossal
gigantic monumental
mammoth prodigious

What is the full meaning of great?

GREAT. Greet, React, Escort, Anticipate, and Thank.

Is amazing better than excellent?

As adjectives the difference between excellent and amazing is that excellent is of the highest quality; splendid while amazing is causing wonder and amazement; possessing uniquely wonderful qualities.

How do you say really good?

Choose — and use — one of these 99+ ways to say “Very Good” to your students.

  1. You’re on the right track now!
  2. You’ve got it made.
  3. Super!
  4. That’s right!
  5. That’s good.
  6. You’re really working hard today.
  7. You are very good at that.
  8. That’s coming along nicely.

What makes person great?

A great person is respectful of other people’s feelings and needs, but holds his or her position highly and never retreats from negative situations, but only stays in them to make peace. A great person is a father or mother who will sacrifice, whatever needs sacrificing, to do what is best for their children.

Where do we use great?

You use great to describe something that is very large. Great is more formal than big. The room had a great bay window.

What we can say instead of good?

You can call it excellent, fine, enjoyable, and splendid. But that’s not all—you might call it awesome, great, admirable, and pleasing. If you’re talking about high-quality food and drink, however, you might use fine and excellent instead of good, but you could also say it’s choice, superior, or even exquisite.

Does excellent mean amazing?

Is brilliant or excellent better?

The difference between Brilliant and Excellent. When used as adjectives, brilliant means shining brightly, whereas excellent means of the highest quality.

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Ruth Doyle