单词	stupendous
释义	stupendousstu‧pen‧dous /stjuːˈpendəs $ stuː-/ adjective Word Origin WORD ORIGINstupendous Origin: 1600-1700 Latin stupendus, from stupere; ➔ STUPID1 Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A stupendous cinema epic, reduced to a sort of frantic scurrying in a goldfish bowl, might merely seem ridiculous. An algorithm purporting to match what is presumed to be operating in a human brain would need to be a stupendous thing. Despite myself, my regard was still held by the stupendous figure prone before me. Did he get the limp in a flying accident on one of his stupendous runs, I asked. The stupendous storm was the result. The advance publicity has been stupendous, and the first issue is alleged to have sold out straight away. The towers were jammed together so tightly, he could feel the mass and stupendous weight. surprisingly large or impressive SYN  magnificent:  a stupendous achievement—stupendously adverb
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