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record-breaking

[ rek-erd-brey-king ]

adjective

  1. 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.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of record-breaking1

First recorded in 1880–85
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But he was prescient: The market turned in positive returns in seven of the next 10 years, and embarked on a record-breaking bull run that may not yet have run its course.

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Selena’s path from performing at restaurants, clubs and weddings across South Texas to drawing record-breaking crowds at the Houston Astrodome, as a woman in Tejano music, wasn’t just aspirational — it was revolutionary.

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At the Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, social media buzz pushed the independent theater to a record-breaking first quarter.

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“This record-breaking speed and acceleration has never before been achieved in a thrill ride, let alone backwards.”

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For nearly five decades, the record-breaking painting unassumingly adorned the walls of a Norwegian hospital, overlooked and undervalued.

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