Wonderfully great.

Full of wonder; such as to excite wonder or astonishment; marvellous; sometimes used trivially = surprisingly large, fine, excellent, etc.

Amazing, extremely impressive; very large or great; extraordinarily good or pleasing; = stupendous, adj.

Prodigious, marvellous; monstrous, extraordinary. Now rare.

Amazing, extremely impressive; very large or great; extraordinarily good or pleasing; = stupendous, adj.

Astonishingly or exceedingly great in size, degree, or amount; tremendous, prodigious, enormous.

Stupendous; astonishing, amazing; extraordinarily large or great.

Hyperbolically, or as a mere intensive: Such as to excite wonder on account of its magnitude or violence; astounding; extraordinarily great…

Originally colloquial (Scottish and U.S.). In weakened use: staggering, prodigious, huge; remarkable… In neutral or negative contexts.

That devastates. Frequently figurative, esp. in trivial or hyperbolical use: very effective or upsetting; astounding, overwhelming, ‘stunning’. Cf…

Startling, astonishing, vivid. slang.

Remarkable, excellent; also, amazing, incredible.

In transitive senses: Causing to reel or totter; confounding, perplexing; hence in trivial use: amazing, astounding; enormous.

figurative (originally U.S.). That inspires a strong emotional response; astonishing, exciting, shocking, etc. Now: esp. (of a figure or amount)…

(frequently as quasi-adv. in zonking great).

Excellent, amazing; considerable, powerful.