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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
record-breaking
adjective
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
record-breaking heat
Record-breaking temperatures are being forecast for the weekend.
▪ A record-breaking five hundred thousand people attended the festival.
▪ a record-breaking run
▪ a record-breaking swimmer
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ All nine preview shows are sold out, a record-breaking accomplishment for the Tiffany Theaters in West Hollywood.
▪ And today we can reveal the staggering total of your generous donations so far - a record-breaking £300,000.
▪ It was record-breaking heat for this date.
▪ The 1990s have been characterized by record-breaking growth in most wireless segments, including cellular, paging, and specialized mobile radio.
Wiktionary
record-breaking

a. Of an achievement, exceeding the highest previously recorded level in that activity.

WordNet
record-breaking

adj. surpassing any previously established record; "a record-breaking high jump"; "record-breaking crowds"

Usage examples of "record-breaking".

At the end of their second, record-breaking year of unprecedented sales, brother Kogh Ademian journeyed down to Richmond, hat in hand, visibly eating crow and insisting that it was a familial responsibility for Rupen and Bagrat to keep all the Ademian businesses in the family, not to mention taking advantage of the wealth and influence of his Ademian Enterprises, Incorporated.

Devil's Hand began his breathing exercises and prepared to hoist his sword for the record-breaking attempt, and that was when the first of the extraordinary events that were to entangle us in the affairs of the Eight Skilled Gentlemen occurred.

The record-breaking shot, the effect of it and the struggle that had taken place in the powder room, together with the flight of von Brunderger and his servant, gave many subjects for excited conversation.

Fortunately Emma George's world record-breaking feats in the pole vault kept the spotlight off Freeman's demise.