Great deal
Great deal noun - (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent.
Pair and great deal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pair" instead a noun phrase "Great deal".
Pair
Pair noun - Two things of the same or similar kind that match or are considered together.
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Synonyms for Pair
Great deal and pair are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Great deal" instead a noun "Pair".
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- It requires a great deal of trust, and causes big problems if one of the pair dies.
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The biggest difference is that the British Pigeon sisters are changed to a pair of Spanish brothers, whose names and accents become the source of a great deal of wordplay.
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In Twig, Gordon, a thirteen-year-old Human Weapon, is good friends with a pair of older experiments called Dog and Catcher, and he even offers Dog a great deal of comfort just by being near him.
Source: Intergenerational Friendship
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