Antonyms for greater
ˈgreɪ tərgreater

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1. greateradjective

   greater in size or importance or degree

   "for the greater good of the community"; "the greater Antilles"

   Antonyms:
   lesser

How to use greater in a sentence?

1. Felix Lopez:

   They say it will happen over the long term, but if the term is really long, I'm not going to see it. I'm 65 years old, this is a population of seniors. Both sides need to hurry up because every day there is greater need.

2. Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister:

   Like any case at the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office we want to bring closure to the families involved and the community. We are seeing greater interest in this case thanks to Tiger King and we encourage anyone who knows something to call 813-247-8200.

3. Ouyang Yujing:

   But if they are aimed at putting pressure on China or blackening its name, then you can view it like a spring, which has an applied force and a counterforce. The more the pressure, the greater the reaction.

4. Mark DeVaul:

   The good news is consumers often shop more at the dollar stores during periods of economic weakness.  We wouldn't expect a sharp increase in sales, but we suspect sales will remain stable at the dollar stores while other companies may feel greater pain, we believe the treasure hunt shopping atmosphere will continue to drive traffic and somewhat insulate them from competition from Amazon.

5. Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell:

   We should promote greater competition in this market. The economics of securitization do not require a duopoly, we ought to do whatever we can to make the possibility of future housing bailouts as remote as possible.

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