terrifically's Usage Examples:

it's also terrifically funny and strangely desperate in a manner that gets under your skin and.

with a wall of upfront strings and rusty guitars and a chorus that's terrifically clever and instantly accessible.

war", and The Independent, where the author was found to have made a "terrifically good" summary of "disturbing" German thoughts.

(sentence closer) somewhat strikingly super supremely surpassingly terribly terrifically too totally veritable very wicked (regional) Not all intensifiers are.

Publishers Weekly as a "smart, cutting book" and by The Toronto Star as "terrifically witty and original.

My career as a playwright took off from there and it’s terrifically satisfying to come back to that wonderful.

Eventually the group reaches in the inner sanctum of the main boss and a terrifically high level battle begins.

Stuart Kelly in the Telegraph highlighted the "terrifically comic moments" and "scenes of utter poignancy in the book" and wrote.

Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian called it a "terrifically funny post-Withnail satire" Jamie Graham of Total Film described it as.

Mark Feeney of Boston Globe called the film "terrifically entertaining".

"I'm terrifically moved by the life and fate of Van Gogh.

oblivious innocent adrift in a corrupt world, a formula that made him terrifically popular in the mid-1920s.

And it's terrifically engaging, after too long spent fitting his muse into the ever-dilating.

rating and stated "'Glasgowman's Wrath,' despite the awful name, is a terrifically acted, tense and well thought out episode.

" Dennis Harvey of Variety magazine wrote, "This terrifically engaging debut feature by playwright Paul Downs Colaizzo is the best.

magazine reviewed the song unfavorably, saying that Shenandoah is a "terrifically musical vocal group, but this song fails to knock the lights out.

It's inspiring and terrifically enjoyable watching Patsy, a force of musical nature, take the less worldly.

Synonyms:

wondrous; wondrously; superbly; toppingly; wonderfully; marvellously; marvelously;

Antonyms:

ordinary;