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- DictionaryTer·rif·ic/təˈrifik/
adjective
- 1. of great size, amount, or intensity: "there was a terrific bang"
- 2. causing terror: archaic "his body presented a terrific emblem of death"
The meaning of TERRIFIC is unusually fine : magnificent. How to use terrific in a sentence.
very good or enjoyable: Kate looks absolutely terrific tonight. terrific adjective (VERY GREAT) used to emphasize the great amount or degree of something: This book has had a terrific influence on me. (Definition of terrific from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of terrific. terrific.
Terrific definition: extraordinarily great or intense. See examples of TERRIFIC used in a sentence.
Anything huge or loud or forceful can be described with the adjective terrific. A marathon runner might put in a terrific effort during the last mile of the race, or a band can make a terrific racket when it practices. Terrific can also mean great, like your terrific new hair cut.
adjective. /təˈrɪfɪk/. (informal) excellent; wonderful I feel absolutely terrific today! She's doing a terrific job. You look terrific in that dress. He was really terrific when I was in trouble. That's terrific news! (ironic) So nobody's coming. Terrific! Thesaurus.
adj. 1. Very good or fine; splendid: a terrific tennis player. 2. Awesome; astounding: drove at a terrific rate of speed. 3. Causing terror or great fear; terrifying: a terrific wail. 4. Very bad or unpleasant; frightful: a terrific headache.
2 days ago · If you describe something or someone as terrific, you are very pleased with them or very impressed by them.
Terrific definition: extraordinarily great or intense. See examples of TERRIFIC used in a sentence.
Terrific definition: . See examples of TERRIFIC used in a sentence.
Definition of terrific adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
