Synonyms of awesome

awesome

adjective

ˈȯ-səm 

1

as in amazing

causing wonder or astonishment

the awesome power of the sea

Synonyms & Similar Words

• amazing
• wonderful
• marvellous
• astonishing
• miraculous
• incredible
• surprising
• marvelous
• stunning
• sublime
• impressive
• extraordinary
• staggering
• stupendous
• fabulous
• remarkable
• wondrous
• spectacular
• astounding
• awful
• prodigious
• interesting
• portentous
• unbelievable
• fascinating
• unusual
• outstanding
• exciting
• unique
• eye-opening
• phenomenal
• inconceivable
• incomprehensible
• unimaginable
• unthinkable
• rare
• uncommon
• enchanting
• striking
• attractive
• charming
• noticeable
• notable
• attracting
• sensational
• conspicuous
• entertaining
• enlightening
• unwonted
• alluring
• mind-blowing
• singular
• smashing
• mind-boggling
• enthralling
• mind-bending
• energizing
• beguiling
• invigorating
• captivating
• bewitching
• stimulating
• animating
• enlivening
• galvanizing

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• unremarkable
• boring
• unimpressive
• tedious
• normal
• uninteresting
• typical
• monotonous
• usual
• uninspiring
• ordinary
• dull
• common
• tiring
• uninspired
• weary
• mundane
• customary
• wearisome
• unexceptional
• exhausting
• wearying
• draining
• fatiguing
• debilitating
• discouraging
• wearing
• disheartening
• jading
• demoralizing
• enervating
• dispiriting
• enfeebling

2

as in wonderful

of the very best kind

the food at the Sunday brunch was just awesome

Synonyms & Similar Words

• wonderful
• excellent
• great
• fantastic
• lovely
• terrific
• fabulous
• beautiful
• superb
• marvelous
• marvellous
• stellar
• fine
• hot
• cool
• neat
• prime
• famous
• heavenly
• classic
• quality
• splendid
• divine
• brave
• exceptional
• good
• nifty
• fab
• sensational
• top-notch
• immense
• superior
• superlative
• slick
• fantabulous
• groovy
• top
• first-class
• first-rate
• par excellence
• cracking
• unsurpassed
• noble
• too much
• grand
• dandy
• topping
• banner
• choice
• mean
• dynamite
• high-class
• swell
• peachy
• keen
• top-shelf
• decent
• out of this world
• dope
• prize
• No. 1
• sterling
• righteous
• radical
• crackerjack
• better
• boss
• gone
• supernal
• number one
• special
• frontline
• A1
• bumper
• blue-ribbon
• primo
• peachy keen
• capital
• wizard
• okay
• topflight
• hype
• out-of-sight
• A-OK
• blue-chip
• top-of-the-line
• gangbuster
• first-string
• brag
• bully
• gangbusters
• adequate
• tip-top
• bang-up
• acceptable
• jim-dandy
• boffo
• down
• phat
• bonnie
• satisfactory
• five-star
• corking
• bonny
• prizewinning
• gilt-edge
• numero uno
• tolerable
• all right
• OK
• four-star
• traditional
• classical
• fancy
• gilt-edged
• passable
• premium
• high-grade
• standard
• select
• high-test
• superfine

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• terrible
• awful
• poor
• atrocious
• pathetic
• lousy
• vile
• wretched
• rotten
• bad
• unsatisfactory
• inferior
• substandard
• execrable
• low-grade
• mediocre
• second-class
• middling
• second-rate

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a fantastic job

a superb job

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a gorgeous place

a cool place

an impressive place

Examples of awesome in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

There’s this awesome surge of women singers happening right now. —Meredith Woerner, Variety, 17 Sep. 2024

The kids described the whole experience as awesome and amazing. —Eve Chen, USA TODAY, 15 Sep. 2024

Another awesome model that's on sale right now is the TCL S5. —Gabriela Vatu, PCMAG, 12 Sep. 2024

The eccentric Village Green store (which seems to sell about everything) is a legend in these parts, while waterfront Westport Brewery and hilltop Scheuermann Winery offer awesome venues for food and drink. —Joe Yogerst, Forbes, 9 Sep. 2024