extremely

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Linguistics: very & extreme
abjectly
absolutely
abundantly
abundantly clear
beyond
biblical
downright
extraordinarily
extremely
infinitely
particularly
richly
stupefyingly
super
super-duper
super-spectacular
superabundantly
totally
violently
whatever

Examples of hugely

hugely
While the text is hugely informative, it suffers from a number of important shortcomings.
These observations are intended to alert social gerontologists to important but hugely neglected aspects of wellbeing and quality of life in old age.
This is that the potential savings made are likely to be hugely exaggerated and that the costs will be underplayed.
Or, conversely, if the baker's products are so popular that he is hugely rich, while the customer is poor?
Perhaps that's hugely overestimating the influence that the media has on youth, or, at least, overstating the longevity of any influence it may hold.
What has struck me most is the capacity of the space to contain hugely diverse social relationships.
Those forms of philosophy at home with history and self-reflection were hugely advantaged by the retreats made by those who placed themselves above the battle.
At times the theoretical perspective is unsupported by detailed evidential materials, even though those offered are pertinent and hugely interesting.
Developing countries also gained hugely from the eradication effort.
Brands' book, it must nonetheless be emphasized, is hugely enjoyable and stimulating.
Repair is still understood as the hugely larger domain, both logically and praxiologically.
Recognition of the operative status of gender, for example, varies hugely between essays.
Yet he was almost certainly hugely grateful that such an opportunity allowed him to supplement his otherwise meagre income.
Over the past 100 years we have hugely increased our understanding of the microbial biomass in soils.
This lack of consistency seemed to demonstrate that nothing is terribly universal in electroacoustic analysis as the repertoire is so hugely diverse.
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