Definition of monumentally in English:

monumentally

adverb mɒnjʊˈmɛnt(ə)li

1To a very great or extreme degree.
he has monumentally failed to ask intelligent questions
as submodifier a monumentally stupid idea
Example sentencesExamples
- It is an extreme assessment of the mood within the corridors of power in the days leading up to what could be a monumentally destructive national dispute.
- He thought the whole issue had been monumentally mismanaged and that some bowlers were being allowed to get away with cheating.
- Perhaps he was just badly briefed by his advisers on this topic, in which he comes across as monumentally confused.
- I think Morrison's going to be monumentally disappointed by the restrictions he'll be faced with.
- You may not have been monumentally surprised to learn this report concluded that the army did a splendid job.
- What a monumentally tedious night that was.
- I'm arguing the banks as loan servicers have monumentally messed up.
- A prominent historian at the time described it as the most monumentally useless book ever written.
- He seemed monumentally bored with all the shiny stuff on offer.
- Under closer analysis, our supposedly cheap food supply becomes monumentally expensive.
1. 1.1 In a grandly imposing way.
  monumentally scaled metal sculptures
  the games had been monumentally financed
  Example sentencesExamples
  At a larger scale the deep plan was followed through in the designs for St Patrick's, Kilsyth, and most monumentally at St Bride's, East Kilbride (1963-65).
  I posted about Katz's recent exhibit at Pace, monumentally sized paintings of pine trees, painted at his Maine studio.
  This whimsical but dangerous world was depicted in a monumentally epic 15,000 page, single-spaced typed novel, "In the Realms of the Unreal".
  Beautiful shots; San Francisco as a heavenly, monumentally vast and purgatorial non-place.
  The well-crafted, monumentally enlarged sequences through which he expressed his populist theme determined that the show would be of, but necessarily not by, the people.
  In these videos, the camera never stands still, often turning a full 360 degrees so that seemingly pin-headed figures, shot from the ground up, loom monumentally.
  The monumentally scaled drawings and paintings mix references to Mexican-American culture, inner-city life and gang culture.
  In the painting category Mullins' monumentally huge abstract compositions, "Lost Horizons," are an utterly absorbing visual experience:.
  You can sell a single, monumentally large and hopefully incredibly stunning photograph for $20,000.
  She is of diminutive stature and makes monumentally powerful, often huge sculptures.
2By means of or like a monument.
the monumentally remembered dead
Example sentencesExamples
- Here is the civilian victor of the civil war, monumentally appreciated, monumentally declared.
- Roman, Egyptian, and Indian are just a few cultures that also sculpted monumentally to commemorate a ruler or deity.
- Thin precast-concrete slabs monumentally define the approach from the nineteenth-century city, and its new memorial square.
- The tomb is austere and extravagant; classically restrained in outline; it gives a monumentally public form to an intensely private grief and mourning.
- No monument to him, however, adorns any of its parks: Baltimore has too many soldiers to honor to remember monumentally her poet son.

Definition of monumentally in US English:

monumentally

adverbˈˌmänyəˈmen(t)əlē

1To a very great or extreme degree.
he has monumentally failed to ask intelligent questions
as submodifier a monumentally stupid idea
Example sentencesExamples
- It is an extreme assessment of the mood within the corridors of power in the days leading up to what could be a monumentally destructive national dispute.
- Under closer analysis, our supposedly cheap food supply becomes monumentally expensive.
- You may not have been monumentally surprised to learn this report concluded that the army did a splendid job.
- What a monumentally tedious night that was.
- A prominent historian at the time described it as the most monumentally useless book ever written.
- I'm arguing the banks as loan servicers have monumentally messed up.
- He seemed monumentally bored with all the shiny stuff on offer.
- I think Morrison's going to be monumentally disappointed by the restrictions he'll be faced with.
- Perhaps he was just badly briefed by his advisers on this topic, in which he comes across as monumentally confused.
- He thought the whole issue had been monumentally mismanaged and that some bowlers were being allowed to get away with cheating.
1. 1.1 In a grandly imposing way.
  monumentally scaled metal sculptures
  the games had been monumentally financed
  Example sentencesExamples
  Beautiful shots; San Francisco as a heavenly, monumentally vast and purgatorial non-place.
  The well-crafted, monumentally enlarged sequences through which he expressed his populist theme determined that the show would be of, but necessarily not by, the people.
  I posted about Katz's recent exhibit at Pace, monumentally sized paintings of pine trees, painted at his Maine studio.
  At a larger scale the deep plan was followed through in the designs for St Patrick's, Kilsyth, and most monumentally at St Bride's, East Kilbride (1963-65).
  You can sell a single, monumentally large and hopefully incredibly stunning photograph for $20,000.
  The monumentally scaled drawings and paintings mix references to Mexican-American culture, inner-city life and gang culture.
  In the painting category Mullins' monumentally huge abstract compositions, "Lost Horizons," are an utterly absorbing visual experience:.
  She is of diminutive stature and makes monumentally powerful, often huge sculptures.
  This whimsical but dangerous world was depicted in a monumentally epic 15,000 page, single-spaced typed novel, "In the Realms of the Unreal".
  In these videos, the camera never stands still, often turning a full 360 degrees so that seemingly pin-headed figures, shot from the ground up, loom monumentally.
2By means of or like a monument.
the monumentally remembered dead
Lionni's stone sculptures monumentally standing on his grounds in Chianti
Example sentencesExamples
- Roman, Egyptian, and Indian are just a few cultures that also sculpted monumentally to commemorate a ruler or deity.
- No monument to him, however, adorns any of its parks: Baltimore has too many soldiers to honor to remember monumentally her poet son.
- Thin precast-concrete slabs monumentally define the approach from the nineteenth-century city, and its new memorial square.
- The tomb is austere and extravagant; classically restrained in outline; it gives a monumentally public form to an intensely private grief and mourning.
- Here is the civilian victor of the civil war, monumentally appreciated, monumentally declared.

词汇	monumentally
释义	Definition of monumentally in English: monumentally adverb mɒnjʊˈmɛnt(ə)li 1To a very great or extreme degree. he has monumentally failed to ask intelligent questions as submodifier a monumentally stupid idea Example sentencesExamples It is an extreme assessment of the mood within the corridors of power in the days leading up to what could be a monumentally destructive national dispute. He thought the whole issue had been monumentally mismanaged and that some bowlers were being allowed to get away with cheating. Perhaps he was just badly briefed by his advisers on this topic, in which he comes across as monumentally confused. I think Morrison's going to be monumentally disappointed by the restrictions he'll be faced with. You may not have been monumentally surprised to learn this report concluded that the army did a splendid job. What a monumentally tedious night that was. I'm arguing the banks as loan servicers have monumentally messed up. A prominent historian at the time described it as the most monumentally useless book ever written. He seemed monumentally bored with all the shiny stuff on offer. Under closer analysis, our supposedly cheap food supply becomes monumentally expensive. 1.1 In a grandly imposing way. monumentally scaled metal sculptures the games had been monumentally financed Example sentencesExamples At a larger scale the deep plan was followed through in the designs for St Patrick's, Kilsyth, and most monumentally at St Bride's, East Kilbride (1963-65). I posted about Katz's recent exhibit at Pace, monumentally sized paintings of pine trees, painted at his Maine studio. This whimsical but dangerous world was depicted in a monumentally epic 15,000 page, single-spaced typed novel, "In the Realms of the Unreal". Beautiful shots; San Francisco as a heavenly, monumentally vast and purgatorial non-place. The well-crafted, monumentally enlarged sequences through which he expressed his populist theme determined that the show would be of, but necessarily not by, the people. In these videos, the camera never stands still, often turning a full 360 degrees so that seemingly pin-headed figures, shot from the ground up, loom monumentally. The monumentally scaled drawings and paintings mix references to Mexican-American culture, inner-city life and gang culture. In the painting category Mullins' monumentally huge abstract compositions, "Lost Horizons," are an utterly absorbing visual experience:. You can sell a single, monumentally large and hopefully incredibly stunning photograph for $20,000. She is of diminutive stature and makes monumentally powerful, often huge sculptures. 2By means of or like a monument. the monumentally remembered dead Example sentencesExamples Here is the civilian victor of the civil war, monumentally appreciated, monumentally declared. Roman, Egyptian, and Indian are just a few cultures that also sculpted monumentally to commemorate a ruler or deity. Thin precast-concrete slabs monumentally define the approach from the nineteenth-century city, and its new memorial square. The tomb is austere and extravagant; classically restrained in outline; it gives a monumentally public form to an intensely private grief and mourning. No monument to him, however, adorns any of its parks: Baltimore has too many soldiers to honor to remember monumentally her poet son. Definition of monumentally in US English: monumentally adverbˈˌmänyəˈmen(t)əlē 1To a very great or extreme degree. he has monumentally failed to ask intelligent questions as submodifier a monumentally stupid idea Example sentencesExamples It is an extreme assessment of the mood within the corridors of power in the days leading up to what could be a monumentally destructive national dispute. Under closer analysis, our supposedly cheap food supply becomes monumentally expensive. You may not have been monumentally surprised to learn this report concluded that the army did a splendid job. What a monumentally tedious night that was. A prominent historian at the time described it as the most monumentally useless book ever written. I'm arguing the banks as loan servicers have monumentally messed up. He seemed monumentally bored with all the shiny stuff on offer. I think Morrison's going to be monumentally disappointed by the restrictions he'll be faced with. Perhaps he was just badly briefed by his advisers on this topic, in which he comes across as monumentally confused. He thought the whole issue had been monumentally mismanaged and that some bowlers were being allowed to get away with cheating. 1.1 In a grandly imposing way. monumentally scaled metal sculptures the games had been monumentally financed Example sentencesExamples Beautiful shots; San Francisco as a heavenly, monumentally vast and purgatorial non-place. The well-crafted, monumentally enlarged sequences through which he expressed his populist theme determined that the show would be of, but necessarily not by, the people. I posted about Katz's recent exhibit at Pace, monumentally sized paintings of pine trees, painted at his Maine studio. At a larger scale the deep plan was followed through in the designs for St Patrick's, Kilsyth, and most monumentally at St Bride's, East Kilbride (1963-65). You can sell a single, monumentally large and hopefully incredibly stunning photograph for $20,000. The monumentally scaled drawings and paintings mix references to Mexican-American culture, inner-city life and gang culture. In the painting category Mullins' monumentally huge abstract compositions, "Lost Horizons," are an utterly absorbing visual experience:. She is of diminutive stature and makes monumentally powerful, often huge sculptures. This whimsical but dangerous world was depicted in a monumentally epic 15,000 page, single-spaced typed novel, "In the Realms of the Unreal". In these videos, the camera never stands still, often turning a full 360 degrees so that seemingly pin-headed figures, shot from the ground up, loom monumentally. 2By means of or like a monument. the monumentally remembered dead Lionni's stone sculptures monumentally standing on his grounds in Chianti Example sentencesExamples Roman, Egyptian, and Indian are just a few cultures that also sculpted monumentally to commemorate a ruler or deity. No monument to him, however, adorns any of its parks: Baltimore has too many soldiers to honor to remember monumentally her poet son. Thin precast-concrete slabs monumentally define the approach from the nineteenth-century city, and its new memorial square. The tomb is austere and extravagant; classically restrained in outline; it gives a monumentally public form to an intensely private grief and mourning. Here is the civilian victor of the civil war, monumentally appreciated, monumentally declared.
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