megacatastrophic
megacatastrophic adjective: catastrophic on a very large scale.
Adjective
megacatastrophic (comparative more megacatastrophic, superlative most megacatastrophic)
- Catastrophic on a very large scale.
- “Fire has emerged as more and more a megacatastrophic risk like we saw with Katrina,” said Carole Walker, the executive director of Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association.2007 June 26, Jesse Mckinley, “On Fringe of Forests, Homes and Fires Meet”, in New York Times
Forms of megacatastrophic
| comparative | more megacatastrophic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most megacatastrophic |
Origin of megacatastrophic
From mega- + catastrophic.
Questions about megacatastrophic
- What does megacatastrophic mean?
- Megacatastrophic means catastrophic on a very large scale.
- What part of speech is megacatastrophic?
- Megacatastrophic is an adjective.
Words near megacatastrophic in the dictionary
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