C1adverbmediabusiness
US/fɪˈnɑː.mə.nəl.i/
UK/fɪˈnɒm.ɪ.nəl.i/
to an extremely great degree, in a way that is very impressive
In context
The new phone has been phenomenally successful all over the world.
She played phenomenally well and won the match in straight sets.
Housing prices in the city have risen phenomenally in just five years.
Words that go with phenomenally
adverb + adjective
- phenomenally successfulThe book was phenomenally successful in Asia.
- phenomenally talentedHe is a phenomenally talented young musician.
- phenomenally popularThe show became phenomenally popular among teenagers.
- phenomenally wellThe team has performed phenomenally well this season.
- phenomenally fastThe new train is phenomenally fast.
verb + adverb
- grow phenomenallyThe company has grown phenomenally since it went online.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
It is phenomenal good.Correct: It is phenomenally good.