greater
adjective(great-er)
consisting of a central city together with adjacent areas that are naturally or administratively connected with it
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adjective(great-er)
notably large in size : huge
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adjective(great-er)
of a kind characterized by relative largeness —used in plant and animal names
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adjective(great-er)
elaborate, ample
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noun(great-er)
indian rhinoceros
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noun, plural in form but singular or plural in construction(great-er)
a common North American bird (Tringa melanoleuca) of marsh and shore that is largely gray above and white below with black or dark gray flecks and yellow legs
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geographical name(great-er)
group of islands in the West Indies including Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico
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metropolitan area of northwestern England comprising Manchester and nearby boroughs area 514 square miles (1331 square kilometers), population 2,682,528
greater
noun(great-er)
honor and distinction
greater
noun(great-er)
something much larger and greater than oneself
greater
idiom(great-er)
to some degree/extent
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geographical name(great-er)
city and port on both sides of the Thames River in southeastern England; capital of the United Kingdom formerly constituting an administrative county; comprises the City of London or informally The City (approximately coextensive with ancient Londinium; population 7400) and 32 other boroughs, which together are referred to as the metropolitan county of Greater London (area 632 square miles, or 1637 square kilometers, population 8,174,000)
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city on the Thames River in southeastern Ontario, Canada population 366,151