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smashing
adjective as in breaking
adjective as in grand
Strongest matches
adjective as in grinding
adjective as in jarring
adjective as in magnific
Weak matches
- admirable
- ambitious
- august
- awe-inspiring
- dignified
- dynamite
- elevated
- eminent
- exalted
- excellent
- fab
- fine
- first-class
- first-rate
- glorious
- grandiose
- haughty
- illustrious
- imposing
- impressive
- large
- lofty
- luxurious
- magnificent
- majestic
- marvelous
- monumental
- noble
- opulent
- ostentatious
- outstanding
- palatial
- pompous
- pretentious
- regal
- rich
- something else
- splendid
- stately
- striking
- sublime
- sumptuous
- super
- superb
- terrific
- unreal
- very good
adjective as in magnificent
Strongest matches
adjective as in majestic
adjective as in marvelous
Strongest matches
adjective as in remarkable
Strongest matches
adjective as in ripping
adjective as in sensational
adjective as in special
Strongest matches
adjective as in stunning
adjective as in stupendous
Weak matches
- astonishing
- astounding
- breathtaking
- colossal
- dynamite
- enormous
- fab
- fabulous
- fantastic
- fat
- gigantic
- great
- huge
- marvelous
- mind-blowing
- mind-boggling
- miraculous
- monster
- monumental
- overwhelming
- phenomenal
- prodigious
- radical
- spectacular
- staggering
- stunning
- super
- superb
- surprising
- terrific
- titantic
- too much
- tremendous
- unreal
- utmost
- vast
- wondrous
adjective as in super
adjective as in terrific
adjective as in wrecking
Weak matches
noun as in clatter
Strongest match
noun as in crash
Example Sentences
Safe to say, that goal is off to a smashing start.
American Bryson DeChambeau gave a glimpse of perhaps what might follow as he indulged the fans who wanted to see him reach the green 397 yards away, by smashing half a dozen tee shots.
“When I was smashing my guitars, we liked to pretend that everything was catching fire, so Bob Pridden, our road manager and sound man, would set off smoke bombs,” Townshend says.
Albert combined pure power in smashing two huge leg-side sixes with some incredible reverse flicks to the rope off the pace bowlers.
Mr Oliver also pleaded guilty to three counts of criminal damage, including smashing windows at Vermont House, in the days before the fire.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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