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- Dictionarytremendously/trɪˈmɛndəsli/
adverb
- 1. to a very great extent: "costs vary tremendously from area to area"
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to a very great amount or level, or extremely well: We all enjoyed ourselves tremendously. Our water resources are tremendously important. See. tremendous. Fewer examples. He was a tremendously strong individual. Our population is going to grow tremendously. Both companies have been tremendously successful.
The meaning of TREMENDOUSLY is to a great or tremendous extent : extremely. How to use tremendously in a sentence.
to a very great amount or level, or extremely well: We all enjoyed ourselves tremendously. Our water resources are tremendously important. See. tremendous. Fewer examples. He was a tremendously strong individual. Our population is going to grow tremendously. Both companies have been tremendously successful.
Tremendously definition: to an extraordinary degree. See examples of TREMENDOUSLY used in a sentence.
Synonyms for TREMENDOUSLY: greatly, highly, considerably, much, significantly, utterly, enormously, extensively; Antonyms of TREMENDOUSLY: slightly, little, modestly, nominally, negligibly, just, barely, hardly
adj. 1. a. Extremely large in amount, extent, or size; enormous: a tremendous sum of money. See Synonyms at enormous. b. Very great in scope or importance: tremendous influence. 2. Remarkable; outstanding: What a tremendous example you have set. 3. Archaic Capable of making one tremble; terrible.
adjective. us / trəˈmen·dəs / Add to word list. great in amount, size, or degree; extremely large: She is under tremendous pressure at work. infml Someone or something that is tremendous is extremely good: a tremendous book / concert / athlete. (Definition of tremendous from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
