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record-breaking
[ rek-erd-brey-king ]
adjective
- so great, successful, numerous, extreme, etc., as to surpass all previous records:
We had a record-breaking fundraising drive this year.
He scored a record-breaking 97 goals in a single season.
Word History and Origins
Origin of record-breaking1
Example Sentences
A record-breaking tunnel is being built under the Baltic Sea between Denmark and Germany, which will slash travel times and improve Scandinavia's links with the rest of Europe.
The discussion of the pair playing SoFi began when Iglesias came out at Koy’s record-breaking sixth Forum show last February to hand him a plaque for his achievement.
Between April and June 2024, record-breaking rainfall in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, led to the worst flood in the area's history.
Come World Cup time - in front of what are likely to be record-breaking crowds - being calm and regrouping under pressure is certainly a handy skill to call upon.
As Southern California sees the end of a “mini heatwave” on Friday, about 100 miles inland Coachella’s doors are opening with potentially record-breaking heat.
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