to a greater extent Antonyms
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Meaning of to a greater extent
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to a greater extent (r)
used to form the comparative of some adjectives and adverbs
to a greater extent Sentence Examples
- The new technology simplified tasks to a greater extent, enabling smoother operations.
- To a greater extent than expected, the charity exceeded its fundraising target.
- The study demonstrated that students who received extra tutoring improved their grades to a greater extent.
- The reduction in air pollution had a positive impact on public health, improving air quality to a greater extent.
- Due to heavy rainfall, the river flooded to a greater extent than anticipated, causing significant damage.
- The pandemic affected the economy to a greater extent than initially forecasted.
- The new medication reduced pain symptoms to a greater extent than other available treatments.
- The increase in social media usage has influenced people's behavior to a greater extent than previously believed.
- The research revealed that the drug had a greater extent of efficacy in treating certain diseases.
- Technological advancements have automated processes to a greater extent, leading to increased productivity.
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used to form the comparative of some adjectives and adverbs
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The new technology simplified tasks to a greater extent, enabling smoother operations.
To a greater extent than expected, the charity exceeded its fundraising target.
The study demonstrated that students who received extra tutoring improved their grades to a greater extent.
The reduction in air pollution had a positive impact on public health, improving air quality to a greater extent.
