Great
Marathon
Marathon adjective - Lasting for a considerable time.
Usage example: a marathon study session the night before the exam
Both words in one sentence
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Marathon Villain: Quercus Alba, who will take great pride in shooting down Edgeworth's logical arguments by abusing his extraterritorial rights.
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There's a comic where Betty is a great fan of horror films... Veronica can't stand them, but on the advice of Jughead, she buys Betty a ticket to a marathon of 10 horror movies (to get it out of Betty's system).
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Marathon Level: The Great Maze, which is straight Metroidvania style, in contrast to the linear levels used in the rest of the game.
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