phenomenal

However, Data most likely lacks phenomenal consciousness—he does not, for example, delight in the scent of roses or experience pain.

Atari has grown phenomenally in the eight years it has been in existence.

Given that modern animals are a phenomenally diverse group that evolved relatively quickly, why were they so slow to get going?

“Paul Ryan has been phenomenally helpful,” said a senior staffer close to the negotiations of the House group.

She would get up at five in the morning to begin her reading so that she was phenomenally well prepared.

Mayfield had written the phenomenally successful soundtracks for Super Fly and Claudine.

He is so bright and intelligent, as a rule, that you wonder why he is so phenomenally vulgar.

The money value of the phenomenally dull book mentioned by Sir Walter Scott is not recorded.

In addition may be mentioned a very notable fecundal power, which accounts for the phenomenally rapid increase of the people.

In this last instance an engine was erected in the phenomenally short time of ten hours.

The news spread, as it usually does in a country town, and interest in the lecture became phenomenally keen.