Great, or greater than normal, in intensity
“We are expecting heavy rain and higher winds tomorrow afternoon.”
Opposite of comparative for average in amount, intensity, quality, or degree
“We have great respect for them as a company.”
Opposite of comparative for low to average in cost or price
“The cost of living in this city is very expensive.”
Opposite of comparative for not excessive and within reason or due limits
“Frankly, the proposals to introduce taxes on road usage are outrageous.”
Opposite of comparative for marked by moderate behavior not given to excesses
“He unleashed on them a torrent of abuse that was unrestrained and unwarranted.”
Opposite of comparative for tending to avoid extreme political ideas
“The party is pushing for a radical shake-up of international tax rules.”
Opposite of comparative for characterized by pleasant weather with moderate temperatures
“The plants and animals that live here are able to survive harsh sunlight, extreme temperatures, and little rainfall.”
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