titanically
In massive fashion
In a manner suggesting enormous size, scale, or power.
The adverb derives from the Titans of Greek mythology—primordial gods of immense strength.
Something done titanically operates at overwhelming magnitude: The two corporations clashed titanically over market dominance.
The word carries dramatic, almost hyperbolic force.
Extremely large in scale
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- giganticImmensely large in scale
- gargantuanExtremely immense in scope
- vastExtremely great in size
immense · monumental · towering · mammoth · mountainous · tremendous · hulking · behemoth
Causing complete destruction
- devastatingCausing severe damage
- calamitousCausing great damage
- ruinousCausing severe destruction
- tragicCausing great sorrow
fateful · cataclysmic · apocalyptic · sinking · shipwreck · doomed · ill-fated · hubris
Famous beyond ordinary measure
- heroicExceptionally brave and noble
- mythicOf ancient lore
- monumentalExceptionally large or significant
- gloriousMagnificently beautiful or impressive
storied · fabled · valiant · triumphant · conquering · grandiose · magnificent · awe-inspiring
Having great power
- forcefulExerting strong pressure
- formidableInspiring fear or respect
- dominantHaving superior influence
- unstoppableImpossible to halt
invincible · commanding · overwhelming · almighty · indomitable · unconquerable · irresistible · thunderous
colossal
Extremely large in scale
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- giganticImmensely large in scale
- gargantuanExtremely immense in scope
vast · immense · monumental · towering · mammoth · mountainous · tremendous · hulking · behemoth · leviathan
catastrophic
Causing complete destruction
- devastatingCausing severe damage
- calamitousCausing great damage
- ruinousCausing severe destruction
tragic · fateful · cataclysmic · apocalyptic · sinking · shipwreck · doomed · ill-fated · hubris · iceberg
legendary
Famous beyond ordinary measure
- heroicExceptionally brave and noble
- mythicOf ancient lore
- monumentalExceptionally large or significant
glorious · storied · fabled · valiant · triumphant · conquering · grandiose · magnificent · awe-inspiring · sublime
mighty
Having great power
- forcefulExerting strong pressure
- formidableInspiring fear or respect
- dominantHaving superior influence
unstoppable · invincible · commanding · overwhelming · almighty · indomitable · unconquerable · irresistible · thunderous · crushing
titanicallyminutely
With painstaking attention
microscopically · infinitesimally · negligibly · slightly · minimally
titanicallyfeebly
Without vigor or power
weakly · impotently · frailly · powerlessly · ineffectually
titanic, titan, titanium, titans, titanite, titanate, titanosaur