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- Word Combinations (adjective)
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| definition 1: |
large in size, number, extent, or proportion.
Ten miles is a considerable distance for a young child to walk.It was a considerable favor, and she had to think hard before she agreed to do it.During the battle, there were considerable losses on both sides.
- synonyms:
- big, goodly, great, large, substantial
- antonyms:
- little, nominal, paltry, slender, slight
- similar words:
- ample, good, heavy, numerous, sizable, tidy
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| definition 2: |
worthy of notice or respect; important.
She has a considerable reputation in this town as a civic leader.- synonyms:
- estimable, important, noteworthy, remarkable, respectable
- antonyms:
- insignificant, minor, nominal
- similar words:
- big, distinguished, extraordinary, illustrious, notable, praiseworthy, significant, substantial
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| related words: |
extensive, great, handsome, intense, much, substantial, tremendous |
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| derivation: |
considerably (adv.) |
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