whopping
Astonishingly large indeed
Whopping means extremely large or remarkable, used for emphasis before quantities or descriptions: a whopping $50 million, a whopping three hours late.
The word suggests something surprisingly or impressively big—often with a note of exaggeration or dismay.
She won by a whopping margin.
Extremely large in scale
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- hugeExtremely large in size
- immenseExtremely large in scope
- vastExtremely great in size
tremendous · gargantuan · mammoth · gigantic · humongous · towering · jumbo · elephantine
Highest in authority
- unrivaledHaving no equal
- greatestSurpassing all others
- paramountOf supreme significance
- surpassingGoing beyond in quality
consummate · unmitigated · thumping · almighty · thundering · walloping · cracking · stonking
Shockingly impressive
- breathtakingAstonishingly beautiful or exciting
- incredibleDefying easy belief
- unbelievableImpossible to accept as true
- mind-bogglingOverwhelmingly difficult to grasp
phenomenal · shocking · stunning · overwhelming · flabbergasting · dumbfounding · startling · eye-popping
colossal
Extremely large in scale
vast · tremendous · gargantuan · mammoth · gigantic · humongous · towering · jumbo · elephantine · titanic
supreme
Highest in authority
surpassing · consummate · unmitigated · thumping · almighty · thundering · walloping · cracking · stonking · blinding
astounding
Shockingly impressive
- breathtakingAstonishingly beautiful or exciting
- incredibleDefying easy belief
- unbelievableImpossible to accept as true
mind-boggling · phenomenal · shocking · stunning · overwhelming · flabbergasting · dumbfounding · startling · eye-popping · stupefying
hit
Successful contact or strike
wallop · clout · bash · belt · whack · thwack · clobber · smack · strike · swat
whoppingtiny
Extremely small in size
minuscule · microscopic · minute · infinitesimal · teeny