Phenomenal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PHENOMENAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or being a phenomenon
• remarkable or exceptional, especially exceptionally good
• perceptible by the senses or through immediate experience
• Relating to, or of the nature of, a phenomenon; hence, extraordinary; wonderful; as, a phenomenal memory.
• of or relating to a phenomenon
• exceedingly or unbelievably great
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• relating to or being a phenomenon; as; known through the senses rather than through thought or intuition; concerned with phenomena rather than with hypotheses; extraordinary, remarkable

Words related to PHENOMENAL

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Words that contain PHENOMENAL

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How to use PHENOMENAL in a sentence

• And the sensation of increasing heat as we approached was phenomenal.
• The linguistic lore is phenomenal, as in all his books.
• His voice was full, rich, tender, vibrating, flexible, soft, powerful, stirring, natural, cultivated, superb, phenomenal, and perfectly fresh.
• The things and events of the phenomenal world exist both before and after my perception, and are something distinct from my subjective and momentary representations of them.
• Cairns was also assisted in his work by his phenomenal powers of memory.
• We know that his memory was phenomenal, if his statements were not always accurate.
• One source of the phenomenal prosperity of France in this trying period since 1871 has been her mastery in the art of beauty.
• For the phenomenal world, on the other hand, we may admit the relation of sufferer and suffering just as it is observed, and need neither object to it nor refute it.
• The thing is strange, marvelous, phenomenal in the extreme.
• Nor have they ever been answered, nor can they be answered by any one else who separates the phenomenal from the real.
• But his phenomenal rise was fatal to his usefulness.
• Fiske to lay so much stress on the fact that this Something was originally identified by atheists with the phenomenal universe.
• After a phenomenal spell of fine weather in that storm-swept latitude, the atmosphere was transparent and bright as that of Stornoway on a clear day in December.
• Know that, although the human soul has existed on the earth for prolonged times and ages, yet it is phenomenal.
• In the same way the species existing on this earth are phenomenal, for it is established that there was a time when these species did not exist on the surface of the earth.
• By it man is distinguished above all the other phenomenal kingdoms.
• Without the sun the phenomenal world would be in a state of utter darkness and devoid of life.
• Furthermore, the forms and organisms of phenomenal being and existence in each of the kingdoms of the universe are myriad and numberless.
• There is, indeed, no other model in phenomenal existence to which we can reasonably look.
• His fearless frankness must have seemed phenomenal.
• He was unchangeable in the midst of everything phenomenal in his worlds.
• Now a question may arise as to what may be called the nature of the phenomenal world of colour, sound, taste, and smell.
• How much less then can words define that which even the whole phenomenal universe fails to express! The change from the One to the Many is not to be described.
• I have used the Egyptian example of nucleus organization because of the phenomenal successes achieved by the Egyptians in maintaining an empire for at least 3,000 years.
• It has made a record nothing less than phenomenal as a student of Western life.
• And this, in turn, lies at the basis of all our phenomenal development.
• One of the most prominent characteristics of the Church of Christ in this century has been its phenomenal missionary activity.
• She could, as I have explained, see as well in the dark as in daylight, and her agility was phenomenal as was her power of climbing.

Similar words containing PHENOMEN without suffix al

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