Synonyms for big deal
big deal

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1. big shot, big gun, big wheel, big cheese, big deal, big enchilada, big fish, head honchonoun

   an important influential person

   "he thinks he's a big shot"; "she's a big deal in local politics"; "the Qaeda commander is a very big fish"

   Synonyms:
   big wheel, big cheese, big shot, big enchilada, big gun, big fish, head honcho

2. big dealnoun

   anything of great importance or consequence

   Synonyms:
   big wheel, big cheese, big shot, big enchilada, big gun, big fish, head honcho

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1. • Importance
   • Important Person

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1. Gary Casteel:

   To the overall grand plan of the UAW it’s probably not monumental, but to those workers, it’s a big deal.

2. Erik Chase:

   Now Im someone directly affected by COVID and I never thought that it would be so close to home, its a big deal. It definitely gives me great concern.

3. Justin Karl:

   It’s a very big deal, for government orbital launches, there are very few flight provider options. That is a huge segment of a changing market they have potentially captured.

4. David Wang:

   Some companies from a U.S. perspective are not novel, but for China ... they are a very novel thing, if you're a biosimilar company in the U.S. people don't believe that's going to be a big deal. However, in China biosimilar is big stuff.

5. Jonathan Hausmann:

   There are some instances where doctors make black-and-white decisions based purely on the number on the thermometer, infants less than three months of age—if they have a fever, it’s a big deal. They get admitted to the hospital. If it’s 100.3 they don’t. So we’re making judgments on normal and abnormal temperatures based on information that may be inaccurate. This may lead us to overtreat some patients that don’t need to be treated and to withhold treatment from patients that should be treated.