Greater
Greater adjective - Greater in size or importance or degree.
More valuable and greater are semantically related. In some cases you can use "More valuable" instead an adjective "Greater".
More valuable
Greater and more valuable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Greater" instead an adjective phrase "More valuable".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- preferred and greater
- preferred and more valuable
- better and greater
- better and more valuable
- superior and greater
- superior and more valuable
- important and greater
- important and more valuable
- improved and greater
- improved and more valuable
- larger and greater
- larger and more valuable
- surpassing and greater
- surpassing and more valuable
Both terms in one sentence
- Greater Need Than Mine: Occasionally a character will convince their opponent to forfeit because one of the objects they are trying to recover is clearly more valuable then the other.
- The entire conflict is due to Incubators believing the energy release gained from a magical girl turning into a witch is far more valuable to a greater amount of people than one person's happiness, and go so far as to compare Incubators use of humans to how humans raise cows for milk and beef.
Source: Straw Vulcan -
Others hate the weapon value system, forcing people to spend hours fusing weapons to do exactly what they want and nothing more, lest their weapon becomes more valuable and makes them a greater burden to their team when they lose.
Source: Scrappy Mechanic
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