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adjective |
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When there is a considerable amount of something, there is quite a lot of it. When a farm is a considerable size, it means that it is quite big.
Nathan spends a considerable amount of time on his homework every night.The piano teacher lives a considerable distance out of town, but she's a good teacher and Sara's mom doesn't mind the drive.- synonyms:
- big, great, large
- antonyms:
- little, slender, slight
- similar words:
- heavy, tidy
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handsome, intense, much, tremendous |
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| derivation: |
considerably (adv.) |
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