Synonyms 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

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1. List of paraphrases for "greater":

   more, larger, higher, bigger, increased, largest, greatest, better, stronger, wider, further, biggest, broader, enhanced, highest, longer, increase, most, closer, increasing, akbar, metropolitan, utmost, major, improved, over, great, best, addition, majeure, taller, tae-chung, large, deeper, heightened

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1. Liam Crossley:

   No one can really empathize— because I wouldn’t want people to feel the way I feel, i just want greater awareness of this disease and to prevent any more people suffering the way Lucy and I did.

2. Michael Avenatti:

   I expected to be in New York a maximum of three days in connection with The Daniels case. I left New York three weeks later, so this took off far greater than I ever anticipated. It became a significant financial burden. And there's no question about that.

3. Julia Fitzgerald:

   Going from an analog platform to a digital one has put us far ahead of the competition, the tablets enable the franchisee to expand their business model, and all of this data helps corporate and our franchisees adapt our products for greater student outcomes.

4. Benjamin W. Decker:

   During his early ministry in Galilee, Christ taught us that we would do greater things than the miracles he performed.

5. Eric Garcetti:

   Los Angeles is a city of belonging that takes responsibility for the mistakes we’ve made in the past, our indigenous brothers and sisters deserve justice and today we take a step toward delivering both greater cultural sensitivity and spaces for Angelenos to gather and perform their traditional ceremonies.