Synonym: colossal, divine, enormous, exquisite, giant, gigantic, glorious, great, huge, immense, magnificent, marvelous, sensational, superb, terrific, titanic, vast. Similar words: send out, extreme, extremely, retirement, measurement, requirement, commencement, amendment. Meaning: [trɪ'mendəs] adj. 1. extraordinarily large in size or extent or amount or power or degree 2. extraordinarily good; used especially as intensifiers 3. extreme in degree or extent or amount or impact.
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121 Because officials are so anxious to get good press, there is often tremendous pressure on the government press agent.
122 Above them a tremendous white fireball blossomed, like the unfolding of a vast paper flower, but now blindingly bright.
123 The project aroused tremendous community opposition in the mid-1980s and was initially denied a permit by the California Energy Commission.
124 You gain access to those 4 million square miles, and you gain access to tremendous natural resources.
125 Inevitably London, the greatest centre of mass and conspicuous consumption, dominated with its tremendous appetite.
126 To make more out of it may require a tremendous amount of creative work within the individual disciplines.
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127 I stood in Times Square and looked up at this tremendous billboard for the movie with my face about 30-feet high.
128 Our restaurant business has tremendous financial strength and a very bright future.
129 Some high technology products require a tremendous amount of computer programming during the design phase.
130 There is tremendous scope for MBOs to create value, both for parent companies and private equity investors.
131 The physiotherapists, newcomers who had gotten a tremendous boost from Sister Kenny, championed physical therapy.
132 I eat tremendous amounts of bread and jam and bowls of cornflakes with cold milk - delicious!
133 It creates a tremendous amount of conflict and dissatisfaction within the marriage.
134 It takes a tremendous effort to stop[sentencedict.com], so: Be determined. Try bribing yourself.
135 Older manufacturing companies are burdened with tremendous health care costs for retired employees.
136 Breathtaking planetary aspects and movements will give your confidence and personal affairs a tremendous boost.
137 Back at that first game... there was tremendous animosity between writers from the two leagues.
138 It is a feat of storytelling that is carried off with tremendous poise and unobtrusive artistic integrity.
139 There is also a tremendous amount of shared support amongst girls themselves.
140 The president holds tremendous advantages as the incumbent, partly because his campaign apparatus has low visibility.
141 It was a tremendous victory for the team, and they sat back and basked in the glory.
142 Both trousers are cut to be loose fitting and this is a tremendous benefit for the fair skinned in hot climates.
143 It will take tremendous political will, courage and humanity to reverse this situation.
144 If Manchester wins, the whole of the North West's economy will enjoy a tremendous boost.
145 Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal. Albert Camus
146 So I had a wonderful time filling in for him, and in the process learned a tremendous amount.
147 This tremendous outpouring can still be found upon the continents on both sides of the break.
148 With ballast weights at each blade tip, the whirling rotor system had tremendous inertia.
149 He had enjoyed himself by our fire, but had caught a tremendous cold as soon as he left the mountains.
150 I have tremendous admiration for anyone who has spent a lifetime in the mining industry, especially at the coalface.
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