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Meanings of truly great in English

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Usage of truly great in English
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Verdi was a truly great composer: there is no question about it.
BBC
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A truly great childcare system would surely make London's economy even stronger.
The Guardian
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Now to sit back and enjoy a truly great Wales career progress.
The Guardian
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Surely if they were truly great then they would have done well?
The Guardian
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Now that would be a stroke worthy of a truly great politician.
The Irish Times
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Joseph is one of the truly great men of the Old Testament.
The Innocents Abroad
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The astonishment of the people at seeing me rise was truly great.
The Elson Readers, Book 5
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A truly great man never puts away the simplicity of a child.
The Pearl Box / Containing One Hundred Beautiful Stories for You...
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But he discovered on this occasion a mind truly great and generous.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol. I., Part C. / From...
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That which is truly great must sooner or later prevail over mediocrity.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
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He is a truly great prince, doing and seeing everything for himself.
China
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Rovers are truly great -but those translators, at least, are junk.
Wired
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Once I proudly stood at the side of a truly great vampire.
Embrace the darkness
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Internationals: It takes longer than 12 months to become a truly great side.
The Irish Times
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Yet soon I understood the hand of a truly great king.
The buried giant
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Good indication that a truly great design would get the support.
News.com.au
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