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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 11y agoThat is the correct spelling of the adjective "tremendous" (huge).
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How do you spell trumendous?
tremendous
How do you spell tremodus?
It looks like you are trying to spell either:Trimodus (triple)Tremendous (extremely good)
How do you spell tramendous?
The correct spelling of the adjective is tremendous (very large or very significant).
What is the suffix of tremendous?
The suffix for tremendous is -OUS at the end of the word! :)
What does tremendous satisfaction mean?
It is to be very happy at something, often an achievement or something giving pleasure. You could say something like: "He got tremendous satisfaction from having climbed the mountain." "Listening to classical music brought her tremendous satisfaction."
How do you spell troumendouse?
tremendous
How do you spell tremendos?
tremendous
How do you spell termendas?
Tremendous.
How do you spell trumendous?
tremendous
How do you spell tremodus?
It looks like you are trying to spell either:Trimodus (triple)Tremendous (extremely good)
How do you spell termenduos?
This is a double transposition of the adjective tremendous (huge, hugely important).
How do you spell tramendous?
The correct spelling of the adjective is tremendous (very large or very significant).
How do you spell moserie?
Do you mean misery?"The earthquake in Haiti caused tremendous misery to thousands of families."
How can you define IT by words?
IT can be defined by, "TREMENDOUS GROWTH TREMENDOUS TECHNOLOGY TREMENDOUS HUMANS"-IN OUR TREMENDOUS EARTH
What is a sentence with tremendous?
That cat is absolutely tremendous!
What is the part of speech for tremendous?
Tremendous is an adjective.
Can you give me sentence using the word tremendous?
The firefighters made a tremendous effort to stop the fire from spreading.Defrauding a competition is a tremendous blow to the honest participants.With a tremendous force, the moon collided with the planet and shattered into smithereens.
