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The phrase 'tremendously enjoyable' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to emphasize how enjoyable something was, for example: "The food at the restaurant was tremendously enjoyable."
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This movie is tremendously enjoyable, and considering how exotic it is, The Desolation of Smaug is weirdly unassuming.
SPQR is a tremendously enjoyable and scholarly read, on a subject that Mary Beard has championed for decades.
But here he is, and here it is: the tremendously enjoyable new bromantic comedy from Judd Apatow, all about the world of comedy itself.
It must be a tremendously enjoyable intellectual exercise paddling around in the seas of faraway worlds imagining life as a mist, or life that takes three millenniums to form a thought, or life based on liquid nitrogen.
I found it tremendously enjoyable, but as visually daring entertainment it is inferior to Inside Out and as action-thriller spectacle inferior to the new James Bond, Spectre, and to the outstanding new Star Wars offering.
Matt Richenthal of TV Fanatic called it a "tremendously enjoyable episode" and "mostly just a chance to sit back and spend time with these goofy, lovable individuals".
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Hugely enjoyable.
"It's tremendously gratifying.
Mia Madre is a tremendously smart and enjoyable movie.
It's a film tremendously out of step with current tastes, and while I doubt that was its goal, this peculiarity makes it strangely watchable – even enjoyable.
Yes, tremendously.
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