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UK//ˈɡreɪtɪst//US//ˈɡreɪtɪst//

Meaning of Greatest

In simple words: the best or most important

Greatest in a sentence

How to use Greatest

Use 'greatest' when comparing multiple items, often in superlative forms. Avoid in casual contexts where simpler terms suffice.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of a 'great' trophy for the best in a competition — the 'greatest'.

Related words

Collocations with Greatest

  • the greatest achievement
  • the greatest impact
  • the greatest contribution
  • the greatest challenge

Synonyms for Greatest

Opposites of Greatest

Common mistakes with Greatest

  • Confused with 'greater' which is comparative, not superlative.
  • Used incorrectly when describing two items instead of three or more.

Compare Greatest with Best, Finest, Top, Supreme, Ultimate

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Frequently asked questions about Greatest

What does Greatest mean?

the best or most important

What is the definition of Greatest?

The highest in quality or rank among others.

How do you use Greatest in a sentence?

She is the greatest athlete of all time.

Can you give another example of Greatest?

This is the greatest book I've ever read.

What are synonyms for Greatest?

Common alternatives include best, finest, top, supreme, ultimate.

What is the opposite of Greatest?

Opposite meanings include least, inferior.

What words go with Greatest?

It commonly pairs with the greatest achievement, the greatest impact, the greatest contribution, the greatest challenge.

What are common mistakes when using Greatest?

Confused with 'greater' which is comparative, not superlative. Used incorrectly when describing two items instead of three or more.

How do you pronounce Greatest?

US: //ˈɡreɪtɪst//, UK: //ˈɡreɪtɪst//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Greatest?

Use 'greatest' when comparing multiple items, often in superlative forms. Avoid in casual contexts where simpler terms suffice.