great significance

collocation in English

meanings of greatand significance

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great
adjective
uk /ɡreɪt/ us /ɡreɪt/
large in amount, size, ...
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significance
noun[U]
uk /sɪɡˈnɪf.ɪ.kəns/ us /sɪɡˈnɪf.ə.kəns/
importance:
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Examples of great significance

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There is no doubt that this volume is of greatsignificance for those interested in the syntax of free word order.
Of greatsignificance here is that third parties were not necessarily trusted for their ability to be effective in settling disputes.
It is of greatsignificance to develop a new source for broadening the genetic basis of semi-dwarfism.
This relationship is potentially of greatsignificance since it implies that countries can 'grow out' of environmental problems.
Documentary records have greatsignificance within the policy arena.
This result, of greatsignificance for conservation, has two possible (and compatible) explanations.
Linguistic deprivation is a less easily noticed condition, but one nevertheless of greatsignificance.
Of greatsignificance for those new to the field there is an entire chapter on how to carry out studies in seed germination ecology.
The dissolution was of greatsignificance in closing down the hospitals and a number of schools.
These mathematical procedures were doubtless of greatsignificance for his success.
Yet there was another component to the debate, an aesthetic concern of greatsignificance.
In particular, the dispersion of tobacco production and its greatsignificance for domestic markets underscore the challenges of controlling smugglers and illegal producers.
It presents a consequentialist challenge to recent virtue ethics, but its positive views - and especially its interesting examples - have greatsignificance in their own right.
In a sense this fact has no greatsignificance.
In this changing environment the book under review takes on greatsignificance.
The latter principle was to become of greatsignificance in the efforts to overcome some of the limitations of a purely additive architecture.
There is virtually no overlap between the two books, yet each raises questions that are of greatsignificance for the other.
Laughter appeared to hold greatsignificance for him.
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