Cool MateMeaning of Greater
Larger in size, amount, or importance compared to something else.
In simple words: bigger or more important
Greater in a sentence
- The greater the effort, the better the results.
- He felt a greater sense of responsibility after the promotion.
- This building is greater in height than all others in the city.
How to use Greater
Used in comparisons, often for quantities, qualities, or values. It's appropriate in both formal and informal settings.
Grammar pattern
greater + than + object
Memory hint
Think of 'great' — something big and important!
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Collocations with Greater
- greater good
- greater influence
- greater challenge
Opposites of Greater
- lesser
- inferior
Common mistakes with Greater
- Confuse 'greater' with 'more', especially in context.
- Misuse comparative forms without a clear basis for comparison.
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Frequently asked questions about Greater
What does Greater mean?
bigger or more important
What is the definition of Greater?
Larger in size, amount, or importance compared to something else.
How do you use Greater in a sentence?
The greater the effort, the better the results.
Can you give another example of Greater?
He felt a greater sense of responsibility after the promotion.
What are synonyms for Greater?
Common alternatives include larger, higher, superior, better, more significant.
What is the opposite of Greater?
Opposite meanings include lesser, inferior.
What words go with Greater?
It commonly pairs with greater good, greater influence, greater challenge.
What are common mistakes when using Greater?
Confuse 'greater' with 'more', especially in context. Misuse comparative forms without a clear basis for comparison.
How do you pronounce Greater?
US: //ˈɡreɪtər//, UK: //ˈɡreɪtə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Greater?
Used in comparisons, often for quantities, qualities, or values. It's appropriate in both formal and informal settings.