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tremendous

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Ms Parker said her diagnosis had done "tremendous things" for her mental health, and she feels "the best I've ever been".

From BBC

Later that day he sent me word that his family members were safe - a tremendous relief, but a temporary one.

From BBC

“When all of your neighbors are no longer here — or died — or living elsewhere and lost everything, it just feels like a tremendous amount of responsibility.”

Further, the state’s strict permitting requirements have given residents tremendous power to veto projects and created regulatory headaches.

Sir Terry later described the project as a "tremendous release", and the Royal Academy called it a "pop building, through its sheer abundance of metaphor".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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