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adjective
- 1. remarkable or exceptional, especially exceptionally good: "the town expanded at a phenomenal rate"
- 2. perceptible by the senses or through immediate experience: "the phenomenal world"
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PHENOMENAL definition: 1. extremely successful or special, especially in a surprising way: 2. extremely successful or…. Learn more.
Synonyms for PHENOMENAL: extraordinary, exceptional, unusual, unique, outstanding, remarkable, rare, abnormal; Antonyms of PHENOMENAL: normal, common, ordinary, typical, usual, customary, unexceptional, unextraordinary
The meaning of PHENOMENAL is relating to or being a phenomenon. How to use phenomenal in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Phenomenal.
If you think something is amazing, astounding, or marvelous, you can also call it phenomenal. Your dog's phenomenal performance at the agilty competition earned her a blue ribbon — and a handful of biscuits. Phenomenal things aren't just cool — they're truly remarkable and possibly even unique.
Definition of phenomenal adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
unusually great; much more or much better: Angela can do a phenomenal amount of work in one day. He has a phenomenal memory. phenomenally.
Phenomenal definition: highly extraordinary or prodigious; exceptional. See examples of PHENOMENAL used in a sentence.
(fɪnɒmɪnəl ) adjective. Something that is phenomenal is so great or good that it is very unusual indeed. [emphasis] Exports are growing at a phenomenal rate. The performances have been absolutely phenomenal. Synonyms: extraordinary, outstanding, remarkable, fantastic [informal] More Synonyms of phenomenal.
PHENOMENAL definition: extremely successful or showing great qualities or abilities: . Learn more.
adj. 1. of or relating to a phenomenon. 2. extraordinary; outstanding; remarkable: a phenomenal achievement. 3. (Philosophy) philosophy known or perceived by the senses rather than the mind. pheˈnomenally adv.