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grandiose (impressive to an excessive or foolish degree • He produced several grandiose schemes for a holiday resort but no resort was ever built); colossal; sublime; enormous; superb; Andean; ambitious; awesome (Aly19); epic (Victosha); majestic (grafleonov); cosmical; mighty; mammoth (Acruxia); tremendous (I. Havkin); intimidating (MichaelBurov); huge (Lana Falcon); gigantic (Alex_Odeychuk); grand (splendid; magnificent • a grand procession); a whopping; imposing (JayDee_44); jumbo (См. пример в статье "титанический". I. Havkin); magnificent (Баян); big (suburbian); phenomenal (sankozh) | |||
landmark (событие); end-of-the-world; thumping (см. thumping success) | |||
vast | |||
cosmic | |||
astronomical (VLZ_58) | |||
mahoosive (/ məˈhuː.sɪv / We had a mahoosive family party. OLGA P.); breathtaking (British Columbia boasts a wide array of breathtaking scenery, from the majestic Canadian Rockies to the rugged Pacific coastline. ART Vancouver) | |||
awsm (pryanik) | |||
gargantuan (Val_Ships) | |||
massive | |||
dramatic; immense | |||
great (ssn) | |||
awe-inspiring (Some of the most expansive and awe-inspiring views can be found in this rugged country. Liv Bliss) | |||
sensational (sensational waterslides sankozh) | |||
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grandiosely; massively (ssn); grandly | |||
tremendously (Andrey Truhachev) | |||
atomic! ( Aly19) |
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