Great

Antonyms for great:

little bitty, ignorant, minute, lower class, minor, contemptible, nonpregnant, bad, common, ordinary, small, paltry, unknown, inconsiderable, uncelebrated, short, lowercase, teeny, tiny, unimportant, thin, little, insignificant, low, miniature, rotten, limited, inferior, poor.

Synonyms for great:

Sense 1

okey-dokey, gaping, walloping, flightless, Famed, abundantly, astronomically, jumbo, king-size, royally, overdeveloped, enormously, blue-ribbon, walk-in, eye-watering, bulbous, plenteous, unnumbered, galore, crested, significant, immeasurable, ditto, significantly, widely, incalculable, fantastically, wonderfully, serious, multitudinous, gregarious, puffy, singular, far-out, large-scale, parturient, fabulously, migratory, massed, measureless, tophole, stupendous, superlatively, countless, tubular, inordinate, man-sized, fledged, powerful, glorious, heavily, ripping, profuse, commodious, web-footed, prestigious, well, topflight, whopping, titanic, of course, plum, drink to, unwieldy, inestimable, topnotch, webbed, plentiful, bulk, substantially, agreed, exactly, OOH, clunky, cushdy, numberless, innumerable, ably, precisely, legion, lavish, ducky, full-size, goodish, bewildering, boundless, a-one, unprecedented, badass, myriad.

Sense 2

no., illustrious, larger-than-life, macro, untold, done, fair, yes, totally, substantive, oversized, some, terrific, splendid, mass, first class, noted, overblown, The, oh, Expecting, O.K., mythic, full-fledged, valiant, full-scale, cosmic, renowned, way, rather, quite, mountainous, absolutely, yahoo, swingeing, first-rate.

Sense 3

preeminent, lesser, redoubtable, champion, prime, marvelous, tiptop, cumbersome.

Sense 4

fine, fabulous, tidy, sensational, dreamy, notable, monster, healthy, wonderful.

Sense 5

right, triple, boss, hall.

Sense 6

divine, hot, light.

Sense 7

explosive, fantastical, gone.

Sense 8

quality.

Sense 9

fantastic.

Sense 11

court.

Sense 12

house.

bang-up

bang up.

considerable

good.

first class

excellent.

historic

memorable.

imposing

mighty.

intense

violent.

lofty

tall, monumental.

remarkable

unusual.

renowned

famous.

wonderful

old.

all (adjective)

outstanding.

brave (adjective)

valiant.

celebrated (adjective)

numero uno.

destructive (adjective)

violent.

distinguished (adjective)

singular.

excellent (adjective)

tiptop, excellent, all-right, cool.

extreme (adjective)

desperate.

good (adjective)

tip-top.

goodly (adjective)

goodly.

healthy (adjective)

well.

important (adjective)

major.

important, celebrated (adjective)

grand, notable, noted, main, glorious, excellent, fine, sublime, major, renowned, chief, principal, famous, paramount, illustrious, capital, Famed, primary, august, impressive, prominent, dignified, heroic, superlative, royal, distinguished, stately, leading, regal, eminent, noble, superior, magnanimous, outstanding, lofty.

large (adjective)

voluminous, grand, sizable, bulky, copious, ample, immense, soaring, giant, gargantuan, elephantine, expansive, roomy, vast, humongous, generous, impressive, large, gigantic, enormous, colossal, princely, big, mammoth, awesome, prodigious, grandiose, cavernous, massive, baggy, capacious, lofty, extensive, spacious, comprehensive, magnificent, tremendous, towering, huge, majestic.

major (adjective)

stellar.

noble (adjective)

aristocratic, sovereign, ladylike, queen-like, magisterial, dignified, heroic, courtly, noble, regal, august, baronial, patrician, celebrated, kingly, majestic, lordly, imperial, knightly, distinguished, imposing, royal, stately, grand, princely.

powerful (adjective)

potent, strong, powerful.

size (adjective)

portly, magnificent, corpulent, long, measurable, dimensional, large, amplitudinous, expansive, voluminous, sizable, high, chunky, broad, extensive, big, wide, bulky.

stupendous (adjective)

fab.

super (adjective)

topnotch.

superior (adjective)

capital.

very large (adjective)

voluminous, abundant, enormous, vast, mammoth, lengthy, towering, jumbo, prodigious, oversize, gigantic, tremendous, immense, strong, inordinate, extensive, titanic, grievous, huge, humongous, high, bulky, ample, colossal, considerable, stupendous, big, long, extended.

Sense 1 (noun)

well, ably, fabulously, fantastically, superlatively.

Sense 2 (noun)

healthy, large-scale, tidy.

Sense 3 (noun)

precisely, famous, of course, notable, redoubtable, agreed, preeminent, exactly, O.K., renowned, Famed, noted, illustrious, absolutely, right, yes, prestigious.

Sense 4 (noun)

tophole, ace, splendid, topflight, superior, topnotch, blue-ribbon, widely, first-rate, terrific, brag, prime, superb, tiptop, fine, banner, first class, top, quality, boss, champion, a-one, excellent.

Sense 5 (noun)

wonderful, marvelous, cool, dreamy, fabulous, ripping, glorious, sensational, divine, fantastical, hot, fantastic.

Sense 6 (noun)

Expecting, badass, gone, parturient.

Sense 13 (noun)

king-size.

Sense 16 (noun)

house, The, court, hall.

eminent (noun)

famous, fabulous, renowned, preeminent, elevated, noted, illustrious, glorious, Famed.

excellent (noun)

excellent, first-rate, superb.

great (noun)

bang up, smashing, nifty, bully, enthusiastic, expectant, keen, heavy, outstanding, gravid, important, slap-up, with child, avid, majuscule, neat, large, major, high, dandy, corking, peachy, capital, big, enceinte, zealous, good, swell, distinguished, pregnant, cracking, not bad, of import, groovy, extraordinary, eager, eminent, uppercase.

large (noun)

large, vast, big, considerable.

intensified (verb)

intense.

Usage examples for great:

• It's a great chance. - "Comrade Yetta", Albert Edwards.
• In all things he is the great man. - "The Beetle A Mystery", Richard Marsh.
• It has been a great thing to have him come. - "The Story of Wool", Sara Ware Bassett.