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单词 phenomenally
释义
phenomenally
adverb
uk
/fəˈnɒm.ɪ.nəl.i/us
/fəˈnɑː.mə.nəl.i/
extremely,especiallyin a way that issurprising:
His firstnovelwas phenomenallysuccessful.
"He's a phenomenallytalentedactor," she says.
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  • Bothmoviesdid phenomenally well at theboxoffice.
  • Thesegamesare phenomenallypopularin Japan and havesoldabout three millionunits.
  • He's still a phenomenally goodjazzguitarist.
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(Definition ofphenomenallyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofphenomenally

phenomenally
The problem of consciousness, in this general picture, is to understand what processes or mechanisms or events in the brain make certain contentsphenomenallyconscious.
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Introjected controls are thus regulations that are within the person, but nonetheless are experiencedphenomenallyas external to the self.
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A state isphenomenallyconscious, however, if it is an experience.
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Phenomenally, the crosses are expected to emerge as bulging convex figures without any inner coloration.
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In placing photographs beside windows and at the end of ramps and passages, we extended the spaces within the photographsphenomenallyand imaginatively.
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The idea is that, among the multitude of content-bearing states in the brain, some subset of states have an additional property of beingphenomenallyconscious.
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But stimuli in the blind field are both access-unconscious andphenomenallyunconscious.
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The book isphenomenallywell researched, and one of its strengths is its wealth of fascinating illustrations.
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Here, her "cooperative" sharing of toys or taking turns would not,phenomenally, emanate from her self.
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Phenomenally, the two word types are equally real to the listener, yet function words are disproportionately more poorly specified phonetically.
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A specific process, for example, may be "voluntary" work or an activity upon order, without there being anyphenomenallyessential differences.
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In its simplest form, the hypothesis of multiple religious ends requires only that the nature of reality be such as to allow humans tophenomenallyrealize varied religious goals.
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In many cases, repairs to these churches arephenomenallyexpensive for parishioners.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
Our health service isphenomenallyefficient by international standards, and it cannnot be squeezed any more.
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The accident rate for that period jumpedphenomenally.
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