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Meaning of sensational
The primary meaning of the word "sensational" is extremely good or exciting, often in a way that attracts a lot of attention.
Etymology of sensational
The word "sensational" has its roots in the Latin words "sens-" meaning "feeling" and the suffix "-ational" which forms an adjective indicating a relationship to the root
It originated in the mid-17th century, initially used to describe something related to the senses, and later evolved to convey the meaning of something extraordinary or attention-grabbing
Synonyms
extraordinary
remarkable
exceptional
outstanding
astonishing
astounding
amazing
incredible
unbelievable
spectacular
dazzling
stunning
breathtaking
thrilling
electrifying
exhilarating
sensationalized
dramatic
impressive
awe-inspiring
phenomenal
extraordinary
marvelous
fantastic
extraordinary
striking
notable
notable
memorable
unforgettable
headline-grabbing
newsworthy
attention-grabbing
show-stopping
jaw-dropping
mind-blowing
earth-shattering
Definitions
- Extremely good or exciting, often in a way that attracts a lot of attention
- * Causing a lot of excitement or interest, often because it is unusual or surprising
- * Relating to or affecting the senses, especially in a way that is pleasing or enjoyable
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display was truly sensational, filling the night sky with vibrant colors and patterns
- * The sensational news of the discovery spread quickly around the world, captivating the imagination of people everywhere
- * The sensational performances by the cast received a standing ovation from the audience
Antonyms
mundane
ordinary
unremarkable
uninspiring
dull
boring
unexciting
uninteresting
tedious
monotonous
repetitive
lackluster
mediocre
average
normal
usual
routine
commonplace
banal
humdrum
prosaic
vapid
flat
stale