Here’s an instance of the phrase greater or lesser: Unobjectionable, right? Here’s another instance: Unobjectionable too, no? Here’s another example of the same sort: That’s unobjectionable too, right? Actually, the second and third examples don’t work. The first example refers to something getting bigger or smaller. So in that context, greater means “bigger” and lesser means “smaller”. By contrast, the … Read More
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