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Term: Tremendous Description: Tremendous is an adjective that describes something as extremely large, powerful, or impressive. It can convey a sense of awe, admiration, or astonishment towards the subject at hand. From its literal meaning of "great in size," it has evolved to signify greatness in various contexts. Sample Sentences: 1. The elephant towered above the trees, a truly tremendous creature. 2. The team's performance in the championship was absolutely tremendous; they dominated the game from start to finish. 3. She received a tremendous round of applause after her captivating speech. 4. The impact of the earthquake was so tremendous, it left the city in ruins. 5. The film's special effects were truly tremendous, creating a realistic and immersive experience for the audience. HTML Format: Term: Tremendous Description:

Tremendous is an adjective that describes something as extremely large, powerful, or impressive. It can convey a sense of awe, admiration, or astonishment towards the subject at hand. From its literal meaning of "great in size," it has evolved to signify greatness in various contexts.

Sample Sentences:
  1. The elephant towered above the trees, a truly tremendous creature.
  2. The team's performance in the championship was absolutely tremendous; they dominated the game from start to finish.
  3. She received a tremendous round of applause after her captivating speech.
  4. The impact of the earthquake was so tremendous, it left the city in ruins.
  5. The film's special effects were truly tremendous, creating a realistic and immersive experience for the audience.
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