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Meanings of great extent in English
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Usage of great extent in English
1
The response of the individual cases sometimes varied to a great extent.
2
This was, to a great extent, because of a single word: Sarajevo.
3
To a great extent, Seoul is Korea and Seoul's image is Korea's.
4
Cell walls are involved, to a great extent, in mediating plant-microbe interactions.
5
War was their pastime; it is so now to a great extent.
6
To a great extent Cecily did, in fact, inhabit an ideal world.
7
But on the other hand it prevented infanticide to a great extent.
8
The difficulty was to a great extent one of his own making.
9
The audiences are large, and consist to a great extent of children.
10
The bee is unable to modify its routine to any great extent.
11
The screw propeller is still to a great extent an unsolved problem.
12
But the Downs are not scarred to any great extent by cultivation.
13
Now you find it a plain of great extent indeed from N.W.
14
The Greek convent is not only very handsome, but of great extent.
15
This soil is a strictly mountain type and not of great extent.
16
Fortunately, they had burned off the long grass to a great extent.
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Great extent through the time
Great extent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common