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sensational

/senˈseɪ.ʃən.əl/

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adjective

/senˈseɪ.ʃən.əl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то очень захватывающее, впечатляющее или превосходное.

Describes something that is very exciting, impressive, or excellent.

  1. Causing great interest or excitementB2informal

    Designed to provoke intense curiosity, shock, or strong emotional reactions, often in a dramatic way.

    ruСенсационный

    • The newspaper published a sensational story about the celebrity scandal.
    • Her speech was sensational and captivated the entire audience.
    • The movie's special effects were truly sensational.

    Synonymsamazingastonishingbreathtakingdramaticelectrifyingexcitingremarkablespectacularstirringthrilling

    Antonymsboringdullmundaneordinaryunexcitinguninterestingunremarkable

  2. Commanding attentionB2informal

    Something that is extremely impressive or outstanding, easily drawing notice.

    ruВпечатляющий

    • The athlete made a sensational comeback after the injury.
    • The artist's new painting is absolutely sensational.
    • They gave a sensational performance that earned a standing ovation.

    Synonymsamazingdramaticextraordinaryimpressiveoutstandingremarkablespectacularstrikingstunningthrilling

    Antonymsmediocremundaneordinaryunimpressiveunremarkable

  3. Relating to sensationC1formal

    Pertaining to the physical senses or sensory experience.

    ruЧувственный

    • The study focused on the sensational aspects of touch and taste.
    • Sensational perception is a key topic in psychology.
    • The experiment measured sensational responses to different stimuli.

    Synonymssensorialsensorysensuous

Forms
  • more sensational comparative form
  • most sensational superlative form
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