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smashing
adjective as in breaking
adjective as in grand
Strongest matches
adjective as in grinding
adjective as in jarring
adjective as in magnific
Weak matches
- admirable
- ambitious
- august
- awe-inspiring
- dignified
- dynamite
- elevated
- eminent
- exalted
- excellent
- fab
- fine
- first-class
- first-rate
- glorious
- grandiose
- haughty
- illustrious
- imposing
- impressive
- large
- lofty
- luxurious
- magnificent
- majestic
- marvelous
- monumental
- noble
- opulent
- ostentatious
- outstanding
- palatial
- pompous
- pretentious
- regal
- rich
- something else
- splendid
- stately
- striking
- sublime
- sumptuous
- super
- superb
- terrific
- unreal
- very good
adjective as in magnificent
Strongest matches
adjective as in majestic
adjective as in marvelous
Strongest matches
adjective as in remarkable
Strongest matches
adjective as in ripping
adjective as in sensational
adjective as in special
Strongest matches
adjective as in stunning
adjective as in stupendous
Weak matches
- astonishing
- astounding
- breathtaking
- colossal
- dynamite
- enormous
- fab
- fabulous
- fantastic
- fat
- gigantic
- great
- huge
- marvelous
- mind-blowing
- mind-boggling
- miraculous
- monster
- monumental
- overwhelming
- phenomenal
- prodigious
- radical
- spectacular
- staggering
- stunning
- super
- superb
- surprising
- terrific
- titantic
- too much
- tremendous
- unreal
- utmost
- vast
- wondrous
adjective as in super
adjective as in terrific
adjective as in wrecking
Weak matches
noun as in clatter
Strongest match
noun as in crash
Example Sentences
Filmed from a 3rd floor balcony across the street, Daniel is seen smashing constantly against the glass.
In February, a crowds swarmed a Waymo car in San Francisco’s Chinatown, scrawling graffiti, smashing windows and setting the vehicle on fire.
Jonathan explained to us how the raging torrent had scooped up trucks parked next door to the Matías family home with one smashing through an external wall.
Far too many voters drifted away or fell asleep by the second slide and concluded — reluctantly, in many cases — that given the options, smashing things sounded like a lot more fun.
An 18-year-old man jailed for smashing a restaurant window during the summer riots is to be freed after successfully appealing his sentence.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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