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Adverb
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To a great degree or extent
much
enormously
hugely
vastly
considerably
immensely
markedly
significantly
exceedingly
highly
mightily
remarkably
seriously
tremendously
very much
abundantly
especially
extensively
far
monumentally
profoundly
really
sizably
sizeably
substantially
appreciably
astronomically
emphatically
extremely
heavily
immeasurably
incalculably
incredibly
intensely
largely
massively
materially
notably
so
staggeringly
broadly
eminently
exceptionally
fiercely
monstrously
severely
signally
stupendously
surpassingly
utterly
blisteringly
colossally
conspicuously
desperately
ever
frightfully
glaringly
incomparably
indeed
infinitely
inimitably
majorly
particularly
powerfully
right
sorely
strikingly
supremely
terribly
uncommonly
well
achingly
archly
awfully
badly
fabulously
famously
fantastically
full
mortally
more ❯
“Technological improvements have greatly increased the time and distance that is possible between battery charges.”
Adverb
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(archaic) In a gallant or high-minded manner
gallantly
honourablyUK
honorablyUS
grandly
heroically
magnanimously
nobly
greatheartedly
high-mindedly
regally
fairly
virtuously
justly
magnificently
splendidly
celebratedly
importantly
majorly
eminently
gloriously
prominently
leadingly
supremely
mainly
famously
principally
dignifiedly
influentially
exaltedly
augustly
more ❯
“All who knew Edwin Willis would say that he was a man who lived greatly and a man who had a servant's heart.”
Adverb
▲
In large quantities
abundantly
amply
plentifully
profusely
freely
copiously
extensively
exuberantly
luxuriantly
fully
liberally
richly
generously
lavishly
prolifically
substantially
thoroughly
aplenty
bounteously
plenteously
unstintingly
bountifully
everywhere
affluently
fulsomely
handsomely
inexhaustibly
satisfactorily
in abundance
in plenty
in great quantities
in great quantity
in large quantities
in profusion
in huge numbers
in plentiful supply
all over the place
more ❯
Adverb
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Indicative, or showing signs, of wealth or luxury
lavishly
extravagantly
richly
expensively
fatly
grandly
high
large
luxuriously
opulently
palatially
plushly
sumptuously
foolishly
plentifully
wastefully
ritzily
poshly
fancily
swankily
splendidly
elegantly
magnificently
plushily
luxuriantly
grandiosely
lushly
swishly
classily
immoderately
more ❯
Adverb
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(often followed by 'at') Adverb for skilful or adroit
skillfullyUS
talentedly
adeptly
adroitly
expertly
proficiently
skilfullyUK
ably
competently
deftly
dextrouslyUK
masterfully
polishedly
brilliantly
cleverly
consummately
dexterouslyUS
experiencedly
hotly
marvelouslyUS
marvellouslyUK
masterly
practically
savvily
stellarly
superbly
aptly
goodly
handily
meanly
capably
effectively
effectually
efficiently
fitly
knowledgeably
practisedlyUK
qualifiedly
refinedly
sure-handedly
“The virtuoso had always been great at composing music from a young age.”
Adverb
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(informal) Adverb for very good
excellently
awesomely
exceptionally
fantastically
marvellouslyUK
marvelouslyUS
outstandingly
splendidly
terrifically
wonderfully
fabulously
finely
goodly
sensationally
enjoyably
lovelily
choicely
superly
smashingly
bravely
classically
congenially
corkingly
dandily
delightfully
divinely
excitingly
heavenlily
magically
neatly
niftily
peachily
pleasantly
rippingly
spiffingly
sterlingly
supercalifragilisticexpialidociously
superfinely
supernally
thrillingly
toppingly
“The food at the cafe was great.”
Adverb
▲
Adverb for possessing enthusiasm or passion
ardently
dedicatedly
devotedly
fanatically
fervently
keenly
passionately
assiduously
avidly
committedly
eagerly
enthusiastically
vehemently
wholeheartedly
zealously
actively
diligently
habitually
heartily
obsessedly
warmly
intently
wildly
voraciously
ambitiously
amenably
antsily
anxiously
breathlessly
covetously
crazily
desirously
disposedly
engagedly
excitedly
gamely
gladly
greedily
happily
hungrily
impatiently
inclinedly
interestedly
readily
restively
restlessly
solicitously
thirstily
unreluctantly
willingly
“I'm a great fan of Kanye West's music.”
Adverb
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Adverb for having, or characterized by, a generous nature
generously
chivalrously
large-heartedly
valiantly
gallantly
greatheartedly
heroically
movingly
upliftingly
venerably
worthily
“This was a vilification of one who had a great heart in him, a heart so generous and true.”
Adverb
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Adverb for belonging to, or characteristic of, the aristocracy
royally
aristocratically
genteelly
queenlily
baronially
gently
sovereignly
“Arya Stark was a descendant of one of the great families of Winterfell.”
Adverb
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Adverb for lasting or extending for a great period of time
endlessly
everlastingly
long-termly
persistently
interminably
“It has been a great while since we last met.”
Adverb
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Adverb for in common use
favouredlyUK
conventionally
canonically
commonly
commonplacely
currently
customarily
fashionably
formally
orthodoxly
popularly
predominantly
prevailingly
prevalently
traditionally
typically
“Neoclassicism was a great art movement during the years from the early 20th century.”
Adverb
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(obsolete) Adverb for pregnant with child or young
pregnantly
expectantly
“The ewes great with young.”
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