phenomenally

adverb

phe·​nom·​e·​nal·​ly -nᵊlē 

-li

1

: in relation to phenomena

view that man is normally free although phenomenally determined

—Times Literary Supplement

2

: extraordinarily, remarkably

phenomenally successful classes

—New York Times Book Review

a phenomenally dull and tasteless comedy

—Wolcott Gibbs

Word History

Etymology

phenomenal entry 1 + -ly

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Rhymes for phenomenally

• nominally