No, "phenomenal" is an adjective, not a noun. It is used to describe something extraordinary or exceptional.
"Phenomenal" in Spanish translates to "fenomenal," and is used to describe something outstanding, exceptional, or extraordinary.
"Fenomenal" means "phenomenal" in English, which is used to describe something remarkable, exceptional, or outstanding.
The adjective form of phenomena is "phenomenal."
"Phen" stands for "phenomenal." It is used informally to convey a sense of enthusiasm or approval towards something or someone.
phenomenal - impressive, amazing
There is no reference to the English word phenomenal, in the KJV bible.
Phenomenal is not a verb. Someone or something cannot phenomenal (do anything).It is an adjective, used to describe a noun, such as phenomenal success.
The view of the Himalayas from Darjeeling is phenomenal.
Another word for remarkable is phenomenal.
the Musical performance last night was absolutely phenomenal.
The word phenomenal is an adjective. It means very remarkable or amazing.
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No, "phenomenal" is an adjective, not a noun. It is used to describe something extraordinary or exceptional.
It means boring
the way she expressed her feelings through her poetry was phenomenal. btw it's *sentence not 'sentance'
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