Greatest
Greatest adjective - Coming before all others in importance.
Most notable and greatest are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Most notable" instead an adjective "Greatest".
Most notable
Greatest and most notable are semantically related. You can use "Greatest" instead an adjective phrase "Most notable".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- prime and greatest
- prime and most notable
- best and greatest
- best and most notable
- top and greatest
- top and most notable
- principal and greatest
- principal and most notable
- outstanding and greatest
- outstanding and most notable
- supreme and greatest
- supreme and most notable
- leading and greatest
- leading and most notable
Both terms in one sentence
- Perhaps the most notable example would be when the Monarch puts on the Wonder Boy outfit and tells Captain Sunshine he can fuck Wonder Boy and his greatest enemy at the same time.
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The most notable is probably A Great Day in Harlem, a 1958 image of 57 of the greatest Jazz musicians alive at the time.
Source: Continuity Cavalcade - Although its inability to mobilise its people's resources in the form of taxes was its greatest weakness, the second and most notable was its increasingly obsolescent and eventually obsolete military and military-industrial complex.
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