Very synonyms
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Part of speech:
indispensably
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exaggeratedly
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(Chiefly Upper Southern US) Great:
To a high degree
To speak or publish.
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scarcely (antonym)
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To a high degree
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almightily
To a high degree
Having very great power, influence, etc.
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in the extreme
include (related)
Considered apart from anything else
ever-so
no-end
True; in reality
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(Informal) Thoroughgoing; unmitigated:
hardly (antonym)
pressingly
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(Informal) Considerable in size or extent:
a bit of
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hundred-percent
in a great measure
relatively (related)
moderately (related)
inexact (antonym)
Not rigorous or meticulous:
sizably
(Obsolete) Prior; earlier; former.
to a great degree
without restraint
good-and
inconsiderably (antonym)
little (antonym)
much, really; to a high degree
Identical; esp., having exactly the same wording, form, etc.
specific (related)
Intended for, applying to, or acting on a particular thing:
in a marked degree
to a great extent
just-so
big (related)
To a high degree
surpassingly
Exactly the same; identical; (the) very same
Strictly and completely in accord with fact; not deviating from truth or reality:
fairly (related)
comparatively (related)
extemely (related)
imperatively
superlatively
beyond compare
on a large scale
The definition of on a large scale is that something was done in a grand or big manner.
in-part
to no small extent
right smart
A suffix meaning “part” or “segment,” as in blastomere, one of the cells that form a blastula.
used as intensifiers; `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'; `rattling' is informal
not-so (related)
by-far
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