/estuˈpendo/
Translation
great, wonderful
Word origin
From Latin stupendus ('astonishing'), from stupere ('to be stunned'). The same root gives English stupendous and stupor.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- stupendus
- English cognates
- stupendous, stupor
Grammar
Examples
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Great! See you at eight.
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We had a wonderful day in the park.
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Your new flat is great.
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Last night's concert was wonderful from start to finish.
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The weather is lovely for going to the beach.
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