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Major league
Major league noun - The highest level of a field of endeavor.
Usage example: when you've landed a tenure-track position at that university, you're playing in the major leagues
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Synonyms for Major league
Big and major league are semantically related. You can use "Big" instead the phrase "Major league" as an adjective or a noun.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- high and big
- high and major league
- considerable and big
- considerable and major league
- voluminous and big
- voluminous and major league
- principal and big
- principal and major league
- prominent and big
- prominent and major league
- heavy and big
- heavy and major league
- powerful and big
- powerful and major league
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- Before TV ratings became important, it was custom that the first major league game of every season take place in Cincy, and even today the Reds Home Opener is quite a big deal.
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Major League Back to the Minors ends on a home run by the big-hitting prospect, despite the fact that there were no outs in the game and it was an exhibition.
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He was also a big Take That against Major League Baseball, as his character debuted about a month after the baseball strike cancelled the 1994 World Series.
Source: Wrestling Doesn't Pay
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