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Meanings of great degree in English
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Usage of great degree in English
1
Iran has to a great degree already found its role in Iraq.
2
But in a great degree the beaten bully is a bully still.
3
And this has been achieved in a great degree by private liberality.
4
Personal sensitiveness is, to a great degree, a form of nervous tension.
5
A very great degree of cold is required to freeze salt water.
6
He had lost their sympathy, and to a great degree their support.
7
To a great degree this exhibition brought feeling to a normal condition.
8
This power was his in great degree in the years before the war.
9
The South regarded, in great degree, the fight in Boston as Massachusetts' own.
10
They were the embodiment of my present in a great degree.
11
Even the incentive to do him good in a great degree is neutralized.
12
The need to keep pushing myself to a great degree vanished.
13
The change restores the verse, and, to a very great degree, the fact.
14
To a great degree, also, the conduct of the Correggios sanctioned the revolution.
15
These shows were a success, to a great degree because of Doug's personality.
16
These faults he has of late in a great degree amended.
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Great degree through the time
Great degree across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common