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“more phenomenal”
phenomenal (adjective), more phenomenal, most phenomenal
1. A reference to someone or something that is very remarkable, highly extraordinary, or amazing: Mark's little boy has a phenomenal talent as a piano player.
2. Descriptive of an individual or something that is absolutely fantastic and one of a kind in greatness: Ted's students have become phenomenal users of vocabulary knowledge as a result of his phenomenal teaching.
3. Etymology: from Greek phainomenon, from Latin phaenomenon; "that which appears or is seen."
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2. Descriptive of an individual or something that is absolutely fantastic and one of a kind in greatness: Ted's students have become phenomenal users of vocabulary knowledge as a result of his phenomenal teaching.
3. Etymology: from Greek phainomenon, from Latin phaenomenon; "that which appears or is seen."
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pheno-, phaeno-, phen-, phenomeno-, -phen +
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