I only know that he is colossally rich, that his name is Don Sebastian Guerrero, and he is a general.
Colossally rich, he was interested in all the great industrial enterprises, and a shareholder in most of the mining operations.
And, above his body, towered his head, colossally large, with vertigos whirling like tangible circles around the huge head in which he seemed to be carrying a heavy lump of brains.
This face, framed in the night of its hair, seemed (as it moved at the window overlooking the cour des femmes) inexorably and colossally young.
He is colossally rich, and his daughter Lola is perfectly lovely, and married to a silly young Vinerhorn, who has a country house close here.
These had the same shape and look for furniture as the men in the hotel hall had for men, so colossally stuffed out and large.
The elements of thecolossally grotesque, the wildly primitive, in Mark Twain's works, the underlying note of melancholy not less than the lawless Bohemianism, found sympathetic appreciation among the Germanic races.
His humour is the caricature of situations, rather than of individuals; and he is not afraid to risk his characters in colossally ludicrous situations.
It was because of this that the pharaohs seated themselves colossally before the temple doors.
He is so colossallyrich he don't need to worry about such things at his time of life; but it does make me turn to hear him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "colossally" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
