The phrase "awesome great" is not standard in written English and may sound redundant.
It could be used informally to emphasize something that is both awesome and great, but it is generally better to choose one adjective.
Example: "The concert last night was awesome great, and I can't stop talking about it."
Alternatives: "incredible" or "fantastic".
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It's an awesome great lump of meat and, though I'm sure we'll still be ploughing through the leftovers in late January, there can be few things that look more impressive on the table.
Differences in the dominant registers also distinguish meta-clusters I from II and III from V, and these are reflected in differences in the estimated mean centroid of the chromagram for each, and roughness, the remaining critical feature, partially isolates cluster IV (Mellow, Awesome, Great) from the other clusters.
Russell Wilson has a pretty awesome Great Dane, though, so he might be fierce competition.
Without my voice to indicate tone, I have to rely on my words and when words don't cut it, I turn to enthusiastic exclamation points and gold-star-sticker language (Awesome! Great! You rock!).
This term literally translates to "tough," "strong," or "big," but the meaning is similar to "awesome" or "great".
"That was awesome, absolutely great," he said.
Manning, Bomar said, is "awesome, a great guy".
"The ability to compel purchases is a very awesome and great and attractive power.
Reacting to the news on Twitter, Stuart Broad wrote: "Awesome guy, great leader, dependable batsman and a solid 1 slip catcher.
Michelle Perillo, a 26-year-old juror, told Michael Dowd, the lawyer for Mr. Devereaux, "You were awesome; a great speaker".
