Great
Great adjective - Of a size greater than average of its kind.
Usage example: saw a great moose calmly walking through our backyard
Small
Small adjective - Of a size that is less than average.
Usage example: a small cat who never weighed more than five pounds
Nearby Word: smallish
Both words in one sentence
- I Know What You Fear: Looking into Anthony's demonic eye will reveal a person's fears to him, great or small.
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He charges headlong into dangers great or small without once thinking of his own wellbeing.
Source: Fearless Fool -
In No Game No Life, war has been replaced with games where anything, great or small, up to and including global matters, is decided by the outcome.
Source: Magically Binding Contract
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