tremendous amount
collocation in Englishmeaningsoftremendousandamount
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tremendous
adjective
uk/trɪˈmen.dəs/us/trɪˈmen.dəs/
very great in amount or level, or ...
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amount
noun[C]
uk/əˈmaʊnt/us/əˈmaʊnt/
a collection or mass, especially of something that cannot ...
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(Definition oftremendousandamountfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This is a dense book that contains atremendousamountof information for the reader to digest.
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For a relatively slim volume, the book contains atremendousamountof information, including dozens of maps and example sentences, many taken from dialect literature.
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There is atremendousamountof price elasticity in people's behavior.
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Each one of these articles is indeed very interesting and both the 'beginner' (with beginner properly defined) and the expert can learn atremendousamount.
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People trying to work through that, at incredible odds, have done atremendousamount.
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Atremendousamountof ceramic material was recovered from the dry-core fill just above this thin layer of matrix.
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Atremendousamountof time and energy went into determining the exact form of punishment appropriate to each particular crime.
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The 8-point font has allowed the publisher to compress atremendousamountof material between the covers of this deceptively small volume.
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In pursuit of these ambitious aims, the book covers atremendousamountof ground, both in its time-frame and the issues it touches on.
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We have learned atremendousamountfrom them.
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Although this response has focused on answering their objections, the commentaries have added atremendousamountof far-reaching and relevant information that largely supports the "putting the baby down" hypothesis.
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Yet, despite the research by you and many others, there seems to remain atremendousamountof empirical controversy over some of these basic relationships in empirical public finance.
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As we have already observed, the evaluation of a single retrieval primitive can result in the introduction of atremendousamountof data into the heap.
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The importance of the labour issue could also be seen in thetremendousamountof mobilisational and organisational effort the business associations put into limiting the labour reforms.
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Without such trust, they would have no reason to give each other such a "tremendousamountof discretion" over the content of the plans that constitute the joint activity.
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The two places of work cost atremendousamountof money, without actually offering true added value.
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She has done atremendousamountof work on it.
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Atremendousamountcan be done for cities and towns.
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Atremendousamountcan be done at very limited expense.
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