The Collaborative International Dictionary
Phenomenal \Phe*nom"e*nal\, a. [Cf. F. ph['e]nom['e]nal.] Relating to, or of the nature of, a phenomenon; hence, extraordinary; wonderful; as, a phenomenal memory. -- Phe*nom"e*nal*ly, adv.
Wiktionary
adv. In a manner that is extraordinary or amazing.
WordNet
adv. to a phenomenal degree; "his reaction was phenomenally quick"
Usage examples of "phenomenally".
Condemning the ego for not being Emptiness is like condemning an acorn for not being an oakand, as we have seen, it is profoundly inadequate both phenomenally and noumenally.
They were expensive models, one of them being equipped with a phenomenally powerful lens of the sort used by geologists when recording rock-faces.
The absence of competition among airports leads to phenomenally stupid inconveniences that would be unfathomable in a competitive environment.
Only a monopoly could force people to stand in two-hour lines in order to answer phenomenally stupid questions with a straight face or risk being denied service.
Overall control of the body is gradually returning, but at a phenomenally slow speed.
The young men were especially pinched as to their expansive chests, the broadcloth coming much too short at this point, and shrugging up oddly enough at the shoulders, while the phenomenally slick arrangement of their hair was calculated to produce a depressing effect on the mind of the observer.
Most were slender and handsome, and among them the women were phenomenally lovely, but a few were darkened and wrinkled like the Elder.
Either the analysand is phenomenally ignorant of anatomy, especially female anatomy, or he is here hallucinating a manic wish-fantasy born of libido too long suppressed.
Now the subject suddenly leaped to such importance that it overshadowed the ball-game which Yale was to play against Princeton, and the coming boat-race at New London, in which the phenomenally popular Inza Burrage was to be the mascot of the Yale crew.
It was a phenomenally precise piece of astrogation, but Javier Giscard was unable to appreciate it properly as he fought the mind-wrenching, stomach-lashing dizziness the crash translation sent smashing through him.
Start with the key prosecution witnesses: Ray Takiff, a phenomenally crooked lawyer who went undercover to pass out FBI bribes, and Circuit Judge Roy Gelber, a phenomenally crooked judge who brokered corrupt schemes with other judges.
Maureen nodded at her data on the displays, wondering again whether their luck had just been phenomenally good, or whether this proved the astrophysical hypothesis that habitable planets were actually common in the galaxy.
The successful establishment of the southern base above the glacier in Latitude 86° 7’, East Longitude 174° 23’, and the phenomenally rapid and effective borings and blastings made at various points reached by our sledge trips and short aeroplane flights, are matters of history.
The way he carves wood is something phenomenally exquisite and he never does anything the same way twice.
Set to the Naval Observatory Master clock, which was based on fifty-eight atomic clocks, it was phenomenally accurateto within ten nanoseconds.