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- pronunciation:
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- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective), Word Parts
part of speech: |
adjective |
definition 1: |
amazing or extraordinary.
The actress gave a phenomenal performance on opening night.- synonyms:
- amazing, astounding, extraordinary, fabulous, incredible, marvelous, miraculous, prodigious, singular, stupendous
- antonyms:
- commonplace, ordinary, unremarkable
- similar words:
- breathtaking, exceptional, matchless, outstanding, remarkable, sensational, tremendous, unparalleled, unprecedented, unusual, wonderful
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definition 2: |
of or relating to phenomena.
- similar words:
- circumstantial, empirical, experiential, factual
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definition 3: |
able to be known by sense perception.
- synonyms:
- perceivable, perceptible, sensible
- similar words:
- appreciable, audible, cognizable, comprehensible, discernible, knowable, observable, sensory, tangible, understandable, visible
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related words: |
concrete, material, rare, sensational |
adverb + (adj.)phenomenal
absolutely, pretty, truly
(adj.)phenomenal
+ noun
achievement,
advance,
album,
amount,
athlete,
boom,
bull,
comeback,
concentration,
debut,
display,
expansion,
fame,
feat,
growth,
hit,
hunting,
increase,
luck,
marketing,
memory,
musician,
pace,
performance,
popularity,
profit,
rate,
rating,
reality,
response,
rise,
runner,
sales,
singer,
skiing,
speed,
success,
talent,
touchdown,
turnaround
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derivation: |
phenomenally (adv.) |
The word phenomenal
contains the following part:
phan, phas, phen
Greek
root
that means show, appear
  Example words:
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