"whopping amount" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an unexpectedly large or impressive quantity or sum of something. Example: "The company reported a whopping amount of profits this quarter, exceeding all expectations."
"You are tolerating a whopping amount of benzos".
Sweetness and light are required, along with a whopping amount of bald-faced denial.
It cost him three hundred and forty-five dollars, a whopping amount, though these days a Brioni jacket costs ten times as much.
Rest assured that I'm still paying a whopping amount of tax: 33 percent of my adjusted gross income in 2011 as compared with 37 percent the previous year.
When Anderson got his first break in the coaching ranks, in 1995 for Winston-Salem in the Southern League, he made the whopping amount of about $35,000 in salary.
And alongside the romance, this also brings financial headaches for many young brides and grooms, with the average cost of a wedding now about £17,000 - a whopping amount that most first-time buyers would struggle to save for a deposit on their first home.
Overweight baggage is charged at an additional £20 per kilo.Latin American airlines can afford to be so generous because they charge such whopping amounts for the ticket in the first place.
The whopping sum brought the total amount raised to just about $3.2 million ― far more than Collins' last challenger spent in total in the 2014 midterm race.
That's a whopping great amount of research.
A whopping total of 17 were released.
In January, Shell shocked the energy world by reducing its "proven" reserves of oil and gas by a whopping one-fifth, amounting to nearly four billion barrels of oil.
