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• a  of or relating to a phenomenon
  phenomenal science
• s  exceedingly or unbelievably great

• In Washington the men who formulate the nation's economic policies have used Keynesian principles not only to avoid the violent cycles of prewar days but to produce a phenomenal .
• I'm not surprised that Tyra, 32, has achieved such phenomenal success.
• All these explanations seem plausible, and so does Karl Lagerfeld's theory of why, this time around, the Chanel suit met such phenomenal success.

News & Articles

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• Yasiel Puig Sits Down With CBS2/KCAL9 Sports Central’s Gary Miller After Phenomenal Debut
  Puig sat down with Sports Central's Gary Miller on Monday, and, through teammate Luis Cruz' interpretation, answered questions about his phenomenal debut.
  June 12, 2013 - CBS 2 Los Angeles
• ASOS hails flying start to Primark trial as sales leap
  LONDON (Reuters) - Online fashion retailer ASOS reported "phenomenal" demand for Primark products in the first week of its trial with the discount clothes chain, as it posted another huge surge ...
  June 12, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! Finance
• Google's Video Prospects Are Phenomenal
  Google's Video Prospects Are Phenomenal        
  June 11, 2013 - The Motley Fool

Quotes

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• Tiger Wood in Washington Post
  Nothing to apologize for,Woods said later. "I mean, that's just stupid long, isn't it? To hit it that far into the wind is just phenomenal. It's just absolutely phenomenal."
• Tony Pulis in ESPN
  An equally pleased Pulis added: "James is a player who has an absolutely phenomenal goal scoring record and I am delighted to have him here. He has averaged more than a goal every other game for Sheffield, and he has a proven record of scoring in...
• Jonathan Papelbon in Forbes
  It took all 25 of us to get the job done,Papelbon said. "It's just phenomenal."