terrific: a note on the antiquate usage of the word.

It once meant something else, before good showmanship, hucksterism: terrific meant something a bit meaner than its usage today.

terrific: adjective

extraordinarily fine or intense;

extreme;

great;

astounding or awesome;

causing or tending to cause fear and terror;

terrifying;

dreadful.

(from the Latin, terrificus)

 

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