AVIU 11 Adjective and noun combinations

2 adjectives used to imply that any of the following carries weight: aspect, contribution, difference, implication, point, question, reason, element

important, significant

adjective used to imply that any of the following carries weight + opposite:
role, changes, problem, factor, issue, concern, difference, theme, contribution, point

major/minor

adjective: the main or most important: role, theme, issue, question, concern, feature, focus, element, problem, argument

central

adjective signifying "special" in front of: interest, attention, significance, importance, concern

particular

large in size (combines with increase, effect, reduction, number, proportion)

significant

very large or very important

enormous

large or of noticeable importance

considerable

extremely big (collocates with majority, array, amount, range, sums, scale, improvement)

vast

happening in many places or among many people (collocates with belief, acceptance, support, opposition, assumption, use)

widespread

normal, frequent, found on many occasions (collocates with experience, practice, use, concern, problem, view)

common

shared (collocates with knowledge, ground, feature, interest)

common

relating to one thing and not to things in general

specific

which cannot be avoided

inevitable

communicated directly rather than implied

explicit

connected with, and important to, what is being discussed

relevant

noun form (with preposition): particularly significant

of particular significance

noun form (with preposition): very interesting

of great interest

noun form (with preposition): very important

of considerable importance

noun form: significant

significance

noun form: relevant

relevance

noun form: interesting

interest

noun form: frequent

frequency

noun form: important

importance

noun form: valuable

value

noun form: useful

use

noun form: broad

breadth