sensationally
/sɛnˈseɪʃənəli/
adverb
- In a way that causes great public interest or excitement, often in an exaggerated or shocking manner.
- He sensationally claimed to have seen a ghost in the old mansion.
- The movie was sensationally promoted as the most thrilling adventure ever filmed.
- The tabloid reported sensationally on the celebrity's private life.
- To an extremely impressive or remarkable degree; very well or very much.
- The cake turned out sensationally delicious.
- Her voice sounded sensationally beautiful during the concert.
- The team played sensationally and won the championship.