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Beamonesque

Beamonesque adjective: spectacular; remarkable.

Adjective

Beamonesque (comparative more Beamonesque, superlative most Beamonesque)

  1. spectacular; remarkable
    • Daland believes these walking chemistry experiments have forever tarnished the truly remarkable performance, that every Beamonesque achievement from now on will be suspected of being pharmaceutically accomplished[…]1997, David McComb, World History: 1500 To the Present, page 230
    • Because his body and mind had found peace, Crocker was able to deliver an effort in Barcelona that was truly Beamonesque[…]2006, Paul McMullen, Amazing Pace, page 36

Forms of Beamonesque

comparativemore Beamonesque
superlativemost Beamonesque

Origin of Beamonesque

From Beamon + -esque, after American athlete Bob Beamon (born 1946), who spectacularly broke the long jump world record by nearly two feet in 1968.

Questions about Beamonesque

What does Beamonesque mean?
Beamonesque means spectacular; remarkable.
What part of speech is Beamonesque?
Beamonesque is an adjective.

Words near Beamonesque in the dictionary

  1. beamlets
  2. beamlike
  3. beamline
  4. beamlines
  5. Beamon
  6. Beamonesque
  7. beampath
  8. beampaths
  9. beampattern
  10. beampatterns
  11. beampipe

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