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Meanings of tremendous in English

Extraordinarily good or great; used especially as intensifiers.

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Extreme in degree or extent or amount or impact.

Extremely large.

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Usage of tremendous in English
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I think you have given us all a tremendous example, she said.
Reuters
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The state taking control of water rights would create a tremendous uproar.
A nose for justice
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The letter as Trump read it said: Congratulations on a tremendous campaign.
The Guardian
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Scale makes a tremendous difference to one's sense and definition of reality.
The illuminatus! trilogy
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He's doing a tremendous job for us and hope he can continue.
Reuters
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Who has material success and knows tremendous numbers of people with great.
The new yorker
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But Silver State owns a tremendous amount, far more than I do.
A nose for justice
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Despite the sad events, we have a tremendous opportunity to restore order.
The Winds of Dune
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He said: It has been a tremendous privilege to lead the Albion.
The Guardian
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Trees, for example, are a tremendous source of connectedness to my heart.
Feminist dot com
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It doesn't have tremendous logic, said a source familiar with the deal.
Reuters
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A tremendous price has been paid to bring you to this moment.
Antiphon
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At that altitude every minor task takes a tremendous amount of energy.
Climbing Magazine
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This offers tremendous hope for Caribbean governments and destinations dependent on tourism.
Jamaica Observer
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Over the years, there has been a tremendous increase in nuclear arms.
The new yorker
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Or we're going to get tremendous amounts of legislation passed working together.
Reuters
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