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What other words describe great?

Here are some words that describe "great," categorized by nuance:

Positive:

* General: amazing, wonderful, fantastic, brilliant, superb, excellent, outstanding, exceptional, phenomenal, incredible, remarkable, extraordinary, marvelous, splendid, terrific, impressive, admirable, noteworthy, praiseworthy

* Intense: awesome, mind-blowing, awe-inspiring, breathtaking, spectacular, staggering, monumental, epic, legendary

* Intellectual: brilliant, ingenious, profound, insightful, astute, clever, smart, wise, perceptive

* Emotional: joyful, delightful, heartwarming, inspiring, moving, touching

* Physical: beautiful, stunning, gorgeous, magnificent, grand, impressive, majestic

* Quality: high-quality, top-notch, first-rate, first-class, premium, superior, impeccable, flawless

Informal:

* General: sweet, rad, cool, awesome, killer, sick, epic, dope

* Intense: badass, rocking, off-the-charts, mind-blowing, out of this world

Specific:

* Success: triumphant, victorious, successful, groundbreaking, innovative

* Power: mighty, powerful, strong, dominant

* Size: huge, massive, gigantic, colossal, vast

* Age: ancient, venerable, historic, classic

Other:

* Unique: unparalleled, unmatched, unrivaled, exceptional, extraordinary, one-of-a-kind

* Effortless: natural, effortless, seamless, smooth, easy

* Worthy: deserving, valuable, important, significant, meaningful

* Elevated: superior, refined, elegant, sophisticated, distinguished

* Opposite of bad: good, fine, decent, satisfactory

The best word to use depends on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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