sensationally

Thân thiện

The pianist gave a sensationally triumphant concert in a grand hall.

Definition

1. Adverb:
   • In a way that causes great excitement, interest, or shock: Performing an action in a manner that is intended to, or succeeds in, arousing intense public interest or strong emotional reactions.
   • In an extremely impressive or excellent way: Performing an action to an outstanding or remarkable degree.

Usage Examples

• Adverb:
  • The newspaper reported the scandal sensationally, with bold headlines and dramatic photos.
  • The new product sold sensationally well, exceeding all sales forecasts.
  • She performed the final aria sensationally, receiving a five-minute standing ovation.

Advanced Usage

• In journalism/media: Often used to describe reporting that emphasizes shocking or thrilling aspects to attract attention.
  • The tabloid covered the trial sensationally, focusing on gossip rather than facts.
• In performance/achievement: Used to emphasize an extraordinary level of success or quality.
  • The young director's first film was sensationally received at the festival.

Variants and Related Words

• Sensational (adjective): Causing great public interest, excitement, or shock; extraordinarily good.
  • The verdict was a sensational development in the case.
  • He is a sensational tennis player.
• Sensation (noun): A widespread reaction of interest and excitement; a physical feeling or perception.
  • The movie caused a sensation when it was released.

Synonyms

• Dramatically: In a sudden, striking, or exciting way.
• Spectacularly: In an impressively beautiful or dramatic manner.
• Astoundingly: In a way that causes overwhelming surprise or amazement.

Antonyms

• Unremarkably: In an ordinary way that is not worthy of attention.
• Undramatically: In a way that lacks excitement or striking quality.
• Quietly: In a restrained, modest, or unobtrusive way.

Related Phrases and Idioms

• To break a story sensationally: To be the first to report a news story in a deliberately shocking or exciting manner.
  • The reporter broke the story sensationally, ensuring it was the lead item on every news broadcast.
• To debut sensationally: To have a first public appearance that is met with extraordinary success or attention.
  • The band debuted sensationally at the club, leading to a record deal the next week.

Học thuật

Adverb

1. in a sensational manner
   • in the summer of 1958 the pianist had a sensationally triumphant return