Greatness

B2 16+

Pronunciation: /ˈɡreɪtnəs/

Definitions of greatness

noun the quality of being great; eminence or distinction

Example Sentences

A1 His kindness and generosity truly show his greatness as a person.

A2 The team's greatness in the game was evident through their teamwork and skill.

B1 The artist's paintings have achieved a level of greatness that is recognized worldwide.

B2 The company's success and growth can be attributed to the CEO's vision and greatness as a leader.

C1 The composer's symphonies are considered to be a pinnacle of musical greatness.

C2 Throughout history, there have been individuals who have achieved greatness through their contributions to society.

Examples of greatness in a Sentence

formal The greatness of his achievements is widely recognized in the academic community.

informal She always strives for greatness in everything she does.

slang Dude, you totally reached greatness with that sick skateboarding trick!

figurative The mountain stood tall, a symbol of nature's greatness.

Grammatical Forms of greatness

past tense

achieved

plural

greatnesses

comparative

greater

superlative

greatest

present tense

achieves

future tense

will achieve

perfect tense

has achieved

continuous tense

is achieving

singular

greatness

positive degree

great

infinitive

to achieve

gerund

achieving

participle

achieved

Origin and Evolution of greatness

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Old English
Story behind the word: The word 'greatness' originated from the Old English word 'greatnes' which was derived from the Middle English word 'gretness'.
Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'greatness' has evolved to encompass not just physical size or magnitude, but also qualities such as importance, excellence, and superiority.