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UK//ˈrɪəli ɡreɪt//US//ˈrɪli ɡreɪt//

Meaning of Really great

An expression used to emphasize that something is very good or excellent.

In simple words: Very good or excellent.

Really great in a sentence

  • The movie was really great and I enjoyed every minute of it.
  • She's a really great friend who always supports me.
  • The dinner was really great, much better than I expected.
  • I had a really great time at the concert last night.
  • That sketch you drew is really great; you have talent!

How to use Really great

Used in casual conversation to emphasize positivity. Not suitable for formal written language.

Grammar pattern

standalone expression

Memory hint

Think of 'really great' as a double boost of positivity; it's better than just 'great.'

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Collocations with Really great

Common mistakes with Really great

  • Using it in a formal context, like a business email.
  • Confusing it with just 'great' which might sound too neutral.
  • Using it with negative sentences, e.g. 'It's not really great.'

Compare Really great with Fantastic, Awesome, Wonderful, Excellent, Superb

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Frequently asked questions about Really great

What does Really great mean?

Very good or excellent.

What is the definition of Really great?

An expression used to emphasize that something is very good or excellent.

How do you use Really great in a sentence?

The movie was really great and I enjoyed every minute of it.

Can you give another example of Really great?

She's a really great friend who always supports me.

What are synonyms for Really great?

Common alternatives include fantastic, awesome, wonderful, excellent, superb.

What words go with Really great?

It commonly pairs with really great time, really great job, really great meal, really great news.

What are common mistakes when using Really great?

Using it in a formal context, like a business email. Confusing it with just 'great' which might sound too neutral. Using it with negative sentences, e.g. 'It's not really great.'

How do you pronounce Really great?

US: //ˈrɪli ɡreɪt//, UK: //ˈrɪəli ɡreɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Really great formal or informal?

"Really great" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Really great?

Used in casual conversation to emphasize positivity. Not suitable for formal written language.