great
n.n. very good, large, or important. You use it to show that you are impressed or happy with something.
n. notably large in size, intensity, or importance; also used as a common intensifier for positive quality.
We had a great time at the party last night.
The city offers a great variety of restaurants, ranging from street food to fine dining.
While the project was a great success in terms of public relations, the financial returns were significantly lower than the board had initially projected.
Commonly used as an attributive adjective before a noun or as a predicative adjective after a linking verb.
He is a more great playerHe is a greater playerAs a one-syllable adjective, 'great' uses the suffix '-er' for comparatives rather than the word 'more'.