major

Definition for major

adjective as in bigger

Strongest matches

big, considerable, dominant, extensive, large, large-scale, leading, main, primary, sizable

Strong matches

above, better, chief, elder, exceeding, extreme, senior, superior, upper

Weak matches

greater, hefty, higher, larger, most, oversized, supreme, ultra, uppermost

adjective as in important

Strongest matches

big, crucial, great, main, notable, preeminent, principal, radical, serious, significant, vital

Strong matches

chief, grave, heavyweight, overshadowing, star, top

Weak matches

critical, dangerous, grievous, influential, life and death, major-league, meaningful, outstanding, stellar, weighty

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The Department of Transportation ordered the suspension of Solid North Bus, a major bus operator in the region and the company that owned the vehicle involved in the crash.

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The overnight results from Thursday's elections have confirmed the message of the polls that Reform are posing a major challenge to the traditional dominance of British politics enjoyed by the Conservatives and Labour.

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A major highway linking Jerusalem and Tel Aviv has now reopened.

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It found major challenges with the working environment, including staff shortages that were leading to delays in women accessing treatment.

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This week saw Spain and Portugal plunged into darkness by a major power cut, Donald Trump celebrate his first 100 days in power, and Liverpool FC win the Premier League.

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