Definition of tremendously in English:

tremendously

adverb trəˈmɛndəslitrəˈmɛndəsli

1To a very great extent.
costs vary tremendously from area to area
I have been helped tremendously by my family
as submodifier a tremendously exciting opportunity
Example sentencesExamples
- Our move to the new site is tremendously exciting for the school.
- I felt that his comments were tremendously helpful.
- We have some tremendously successful students.
- We've offered this program for over 10 years now and it has grown tremendously.
- I have to say we have tremendously good people working for us.
- I also teach a private class in writing for teens, which I enjoy tremendously.
- Emissions of harmful chemicals have dropped tremendously in the last five years.
- I admire her tremendously.
- A number of exercises enhanced student interest and involvement tremendously.
- The popularity of quad bikes used for fun has increased tremendously in the last few years.
1. 1.1informal In an excellent or impressive way; extremely well.
  Daniel played tremendously throughout
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our families worked absolutely tremendously and.
  We have been supported tremendously to ensure our collectors get access to all of the art they have been searching for.
  I think the development work with this community has done tremendously in the last two years.
  He had played tremendously in earlier rounds.
  He acted tremendously in all of it.

Definition of tremendously in US English:

tremendously

adverbtrəˈmendəslētrəˈmɛndəsli

1To a very great extent.
costs vary tremendously from area to area
I have been helped tremendously by my family
as submodifier a tremendously exciting opportunity
Example sentencesExamples
- I felt that his comments were tremendously helpful.
- We've offered this program for over 10 years now and it has grown tremendously.
- The popularity of quad bikes used for fun has increased tremendously in the last few years.
- We have some tremendously successful students.
- I admire her tremendously.
- I have to say we have tremendously good people working for us.
- I also teach a private class in writing for teens, which I enjoy tremendously.
- Our move to the new site is tremendously exciting for the school.
- A number of exercises enhanced student interest and involvement tremendously.
- Emissions of harmful chemicals have dropped tremendously in the last five years.
1. 1.1informal In an excellent or impressive way; extremely well.
  Daniel played tremendously throughout
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our families worked absolutely tremendously and.
  He had played tremendously in earlier rounds.
  We have been supported tremendously to ensure our collectors get access to all of the art they have been searching for.
  He acted tremendously in all of it.
  I think the development work with this community has done tremendously in the last two years.

单词	tremendously
释义	Definition of tremendously in English: tremendously adverb trəˈmɛndəslitrəˈmɛndəsli 1To a very great extent. costs vary tremendously from area to area I have been helped tremendously by my family as submodifier a tremendously exciting opportunity Example sentencesExamples Our move to the new site is tremendously exciting for the school. I felt that his comments were tremendously helpful. We have some tremendously successful students. We've offered this program for over 10 years now and it has grown tremendously. I have to say we have tremendously good people working for us. I also teach a private class in writing for teens, which I enjoy tremendously. Emissions of harmful chemicals have dropped tremendously in the last five years. I admire her tremendously. A number of exercises enhanced student interest and involvement tremendously. The popularity of quad bikes used for fun has increased tremendously in the last few years. 1.1informal In an excellent or impressive way; extremely well. Daniel played tremendously throughout Example sentencesExamples Our families worked absolutely tremendously and. We have been supported tremendously to ensure our collectors get access to all of the art they have been searching for. I think the development work with this community has done tremendously in the last two years. He had played tremendously in earlier rounds. He acted tremendously in all of it. Definition of tremendously in US English: tremendously adverbtrəˈmendəslētrəˈmɛndəsli 1To a very great extent. costs vary tremendously from area to area I have been helped tremendously by my family as submodifier a tremendously exciting opportunity Example sentencesExamples I felt that his comments were tremendously helpful. We've offered this program for over 10 years now and it has grown tremendously. The popularity of quad bikes used for fun has increased tremendously in the last few years. We have some tremendously successful students. I admire her tremendously. I have to say we have tremendously good people working for us. I also teach a private class in writing for teens, which I enjoy tremendously. Our move to the new site is tremendously exciting for the school. A number of exercises enhanced student interest and involvement tremendously. Emissions of harmful chemicals have dropped tremendously in the last five years. 1.1informal In an excellent or impressive way; extremely well. Daniel played tremendously throughout Example sentencesExamples Our families worked absolutely tremendously and. He had played tremendously in earlier rounds. We have been supported tremendously to ensure our collectors get access to all of the art they have been searching for. He acted tremendously in all of it. I think the development work with this community has done tremendously in the last two years.
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