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tremendous
[trih-men-duhs]
adjective
extraordinarily great in size, amount, or intensity.
a tremendous ocean liner; tremendous talent.
extraordinary in excellence.
a tremendous movie.
dreadful or awful, as in character or effect; exciting fear; frightening; terrifying.
tremendous
/ trɪˈmɛndəs /
adjective
vast; huge
informal, very exciting or unusual
informal, (intensifier)
a tremendous help
archaic, terrible or dreadful
Other Word Forms
- tremendously adverb
- tremendousness noun
- untremendous adjective
- untremendousness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of tremendous1
Word History and Origins
Origin of tremendous1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
No one has been prosecuted in Ms Holdaway's case and she told the BBC the emotional and mental impact had been tremendous.
Mr. Loomis has sympathy for his subject, rightly observing that Jews of the era faced tremendous social and professional obstacles.
There is tremendous stigma in seeking help, Pranom said, but she wants to pay it forward with gam-rang-jai — inner strength — to encourage others to reclaim their lives.
“The core question is how is Square positioned competitively and to deliver value for our customers, and we think that there is a tremendous runway for growth for Square,” she said.
“The force buildup in countries like Egypt and Turkey is tremendous, and while we have peace with both at the moment, there is also growing tension, and Israel must prepare for contingencies.”
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