tremendosities
tremendosities is the plural of tremendosity.
Meaning of tremendosity
Noun
tremendosity (countable and uncountable, plural tremendosities)
- The state or condition of being tremendous.
- He talks of enlarging the stage after Easter, probably to make room for Mrs. Honey’s foot, which is remarkable for its tremendosity.1837 March 18, “Theatricals”, in Figaro in London, volume VI, number 276, London: […] ([F]or the Proprietor) by W. Strange, […], page 44, column 1
- Someone or something that is tremendous.
- The functions were chiefly remarkable, not for sport, but for diluted tea and cake and a tremendosity of luscious local girl.1909 October 16, “Pithy Pars”, in The Critic, volume V, number 220, page 3, column 1
Questions about tremendosities
- What is tremendosities the plural of?
- Tremendosities is the plural of tremendosity.
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