phenomenally

phenomenally — adverb

1. to a degree that is much higher, better, or stronger than people would normally

1.副詞C1
釋義

to a degree that is much higher, better, or stronger than people would normally expect.

例句

The small cafe grew phenomenally fast after Nora's video went online.

phenomenally + fast for surprising growth

Leo's tomatoes did phenomenally well during the hottest weeks of July.

common phrase: do phenomenally well

同義詞
  • extremely

    the most neutral high-degree adverb, without the same sense of surprise

  • exceptionally

    often sounds more formal and measured

  • remarkably

    highlights that something stands out or is noticeable

  • amazingly

    more emotional and common in conversation

反義詞

文法句型

phenomenally + adjective

phenomenally + adverb

verb + phenomenally

verb + phenomenally well

用法筆記

Often placed before adjectives, adverbs, and performance verbs to show a result far above the usual level. Compared with plain 'very' or 'extremely', it more often suggests that the speaker finds the degree impressive or unexpected.

常見錯誤

❌The shop was phenomenally very busy.
✅The shop was phenomenally busy.
💡'phenomenally' already gives very strong emphasis, so adding 'very' is usually unnecessary.