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The word so eager to impress it forgot to specify how.
means Notably large, important, or excellent — the meaning bends to whatever noun it modifies.
from From Old English great, meaning thick, coarse, or massive; size came first, greatness was a later promotion.
Size rootsOriginally meant bulky, not admirable.
GenealogyGreat-grandfather just means one generation further.
Sarcasm magnetOh, great rarely means anything good.