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to a very great or extreme degree, often negatively or ironically
- He has monumentally misunderstood the entire point of the project.
- That idea is monumentally stupid, even by his standards.
- She monumentally overreacted to a minor inconvenience.
- The government monumentally failed in its response to the crisis.
- You've monumentally embarrassed yourself in front of the whole committee.
Synonyms:
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in a way that commemorates or preserves memory
- They are monumentally honored each year with a national holiday.
- The soldiers were monumentally remembered with a bronze statue.
- Her achievements were monumentally etched into history.
- He was monumentally recorded in the chronicles of his people.
- The victims were monumentally named in the memorial wall.