🇬🇧 Tremendously meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Tremendously” means doing or being something in a very, very big or powerful way. If you are tremendously happy, you are not just a little happy—you are super, mega, over-the-top happy. It’s like turning the dial of something (like loudness, silliness, or effort) all the way up.

I was tremendously excited to find money in my pocket, until I realized it was my old drawing of money.

I was tremendously proud of myself for eating one pea, until Mom showed me the rest of the mountain on my plate.

My hair was so tremendously messy this morning that it scared my own reflection.

The smell from my gym shoes was tremendously powerful; it cleared the living room in three seconds.

The cookie smelled so tremendously good that I forgot all my manners and became a crumb vacuum.

Anna held the small dog as the sea rose tremendously. Waves hit the low wall and splashed tremendously high. Anna's hat flew away; she ran and cried but the little dog barked tremendously loud and led her to a safe path. They ran home, wet and smiling, relieved tremendously and hugged tremendously.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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