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terrific
[tuh-rif-ik]
adjective
extraordinarily great or intense.
terrific speed.
Synonyms: remarkable, extraordinaryextremely good; wonderful.
a terrific vacation.
causing terror; terrifying.
terrific
/ təˈrɪfɪk /
adjective
very great or intense
a terrific noise
informal, very good; excellent
a terrific singer
very frightening
Other Word Forms
- terrifically adverb
- unterrific adjective
- unterrifically adverb
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of terrific1
Example Sentences
At first, L.A. was a terrific place for the shutdown, because we could walk each day in the beautiful sunshine, which I no longer minded one bit, to a stunning view of the coast.
He's introduced some terrific players into the fold and has overseen many thrillers.
I didn’t want to find out that what I thought was a terrific comedy was actually the product of a particular New York zeitgeist and an era of Hollywood moviemaking that’s long gone.
"Jake Paul is a terrific novice. He's a great novice in a weight division below - cruiserweight - and that's what he is: a novice. But he's a novice who conjures up these ridiculous fights."
All terrific players and some of them bunched in talented squads that just couldn't get the job done.
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