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A Great Deal of

MEANING IN ENGLISH

A large quantity or substantial amount of something uncountable

In context

01

Developing cutting-edge large language models requires a great deal of computational power and electricity.

02

Smart automated factories eliminate a great deal of repetitive physical strain for factory workers.

Synonyms

a large amount of,a vast quantity of,substantial

Antonyms

a trace of,a negligible amount of,a tiny bit of

Collocations

a great deal of data,a great deal of energy,a great deal of effort

Sources

Bidyazo vocabulary library ↗