tremendous
He was a tremendously strong individual.
Our population is going to grow tremendously.
Both companies have been tremendously successful.

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tremendously | American Dictionary

tremendously
adverb
us/trəˈmen·dəs·li/
extremely; very much:
a tremendously expensive house
I enjoyed your show tremendously.

Examples of tremendously

tremendously
Thus, providing water access to a household raises its water consumption tremendously, regardless of prices charged for water before or after the access change.
Settlements of boundaries between villages were by all accounts tremendously contentious issues.
Clearly the practice of science in the late eighteenth century had become increasingly identified with the bourgeoisie, and the numbers of participants had risen tremendously.
A design knowledge base more generally and completely accessible to all engineering designers would be tremendously powerful.
The motivation for performing design here is because it is where the maximum advantage for the work exists: investing the effor t pays off tremendously.
In sum, there are tremendously important empirical and theoretical implications of using a trajectory model to examine a single construct over time.
Thus, in different social contexts, the degree of negotiation of meaning (or, in theory, of focus on form) may vary tremendously.
Recently the interest in the field of porcine nuclear transfer has increased tremendously.
The number of high-resolution structures of membrane proteins has increased tremendously from the late 1990s onward.
It has been a tremendously successful transposable element having been used to successfully transform a dozen non-drosophilid species (table 1).
The volume of this illegal trade has increased tremendously in the past few years.
It was a tremendously hard task to communicate with anyone.
There is another aspect of music and health and wellbeing that's important ... involvement in serious choral music is tremendously helpful to one's respiratory system.
That said, the interdisciplinary interaction was tremendously fruitful.
It is a tremendously interesting, instructive and useful book in that it presents a rigorous, balanced, and well considered theory.
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