vastly

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 immensely

immensely
The extent to which special-care units offered specialised care varied immensely.
Creole lexicons have been extended immensely by this process.
In each of these subareas, there are immensely challenging physical laws that constrict and restrain what engineers can achieve in their mediums.
Nevertheless, moral philosophy is immensely significant in practical matters.
Such work is of ten draining yet immensely rewarding f or the patient and therapist alike.
This new social geography has immensely enriched human geography and planning, of that there can be no doubt.
They have immensely to gain from an incomes policy and it shouldn't be difficult to persuade them.
The book gains immensely from an introductory chapter that outlines the prevailing political, social, economic and legal frameworks within which everyday violence took place.
I found reading it hard work, but immensely rewarding.
It is immensely difficult to distinguish between an essential supportive and a discretionary instructional role for astrocytes.
There is every indication that the manuscript would have benefited immensely from a thorough cleaning up of the text by a competent copy editor.
For non-renewable resources, with relatively simple dynamics, this works well; for living resources, however, far greater nonlinearities intrude, complicating analysis immensely.
We know that the social environment is immensely important in shaping children's language acquisition, constraining children's cognitive development, and predicting children's school achievement.
Despite all this, completing the book - though immensely rewarding - is an arduous undertaking.
Developing communities of practice would be immensely beneficial.
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