单词	sensationally
释义	sensationally /sɛnˈseɪʃ(ə)n(ə)li / adverb 1In a way that causes great public interest and excitement: the chief executive sensationally quit last week he was sensationally beaten in straight sets... Just about every girl at her school loves this sensationally bright fabric. The lead singer has sensationally confessed he is gay. Almost 16 months ago, the commissioner sensationally dismissed a tax assessment of more than €1 million against the former head of government. 1.1In a way that is intended to provoke public interest and excitement, at the expense of accuracy: violence is reported sensationally... He subtly demonstrated how constructed reality becomes possible when television reports sensationally on real world events. At its heart it is an observational film about a family, at the heart of which is physical abuse, and it's not done sensationally. An appellate court ordered them freed after nearly four years in prison, ending a sensationally lurid trial about alleged murder. 2 informal Very well indeed; very impressively: Bob performed sensationally... This actor is sensationally good! Initially at least, the novel sold sensationally well. The volcanic landscape looks sensationally steep, enough to make the average country walker think twice about greasing his boots.
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