every
determiner (GREATEST) /ˈev.ri/Definition
B2 the greatest possible or that can be imagined: I'd like to wish you every success in your new job/happiness in your new home. She has every reason to be unhappy after losing her job and her home. You had every opportunity to make a complaint. Every effort is being made to minimize civilian casualties. She has every right to be proud of her tremendous achievements.Extremely good
(Definition of every determiner (GREATEST) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- admirable adjective
- amazing adjective
- ask for sth phrasal verb
- award-winning adjective
- awesome adjective
- brilliant adjective (VERY GOOD)
- divine adjective (SPLENDID)
- incomparable adjective
- incredible adjective (EXTREME)
- inspired adjective
- irreplaceable adjective
- keen adjective (STRONG)
- life is just a bowl of cherries idiom
- parallel noun (SIMILARITY)
- sterling adjective (VERY GOOD)
- super- prefix (MORE THAN USUAL)
- superb adjective
- superlatively adverb
- supremacy noun (GREATEST)
- supreme adjective
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