Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In or to an enormous degree; extremely; vastly; beyond measure.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb In an enormous degree.
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- adverb
Extremely ,greatly : to anenormous degree. - adverb
Shockingly .
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- adverb extremely
Etymologies
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Examples
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At the same time, he concedes he's not satisfied with Iraqi efforts to deal with the relentless violence, which he calls enormously challenging.
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He'll keep making movies and says he wants to do more directing, which he describes as enormously time-consuming.
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Although Republicans, and many Democrats, have tried to demonize Washington, they must contend with the fact that most major government programs remain enormously popular, including some that politicians have singled out for stiff criticism.
What's so good about the government? Jon Cohen 2010
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That is one of the primary reasons why -- in complete contrast to prior financial crises -- the Justice Department has not convicted a single senior officer of the large nonprime lenders who directed, committed, and profited enormously from the frauds.
William K. Black: Foreclose on the Foreclosure Fraudsters, Part 1: Put Bank of America in Receivership William K. Black 2010
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Although Republicans, and many Democrats, have tried to demonize Washington, they must contend with the fact that most major government programs remain enormously popular, including some that politicians have singled out for stiff criticism.
Beyond the tea party: What Americans really think of government Jon Cohen 2010
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That is one of the primary reasons why -- in complete contrast to prior financial crises -- the Justice Department has not convicted a single senior officer of the large nonprime lenders who directed, committed, and profited enormously from the frauds.
William K. Black: Foreclose on the Foreclosure Fraudsters, Part 1: Put Bank of America in Receivership William K. Black 2010
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That is one of the primary reasons why -- in complete contrast to prior financial crises -- the Justice Department has not convicted a single senior officer of the large nonprime lenders who directed, committed, and profited enormously from the frauds.
William K. Black: Foreclose on the Foreclosure Fraudsters, Part 1: Put Bank of America in Receivership William K. Black 2010
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That is one of the primary reasons why -- in complete contrast to prior financial crises -- the Justice Department has not convicted a single senior officer of the large nonprime lenders who directed, committed, and profited enormously from the frauds.
William K. Black: Foreclose on the Foreclosure Fraudsters, Part 1: Put Bank of America in Receivership William K. Black 2010
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That is one of the primary reasons why -- in complete contrast to prior financial crises -- the Justice Department has not convicted a single senior officer of the large nonprime lenders who directed, committed, and profited enormously from the frauds.
William K. Black: Foreclose on the Foreclosure Fraudsters, Part 1: Put Bank of America in Receivership William K. Black 2010
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That is one of the primary reasons why -- in complete contrast to prior financial crises -- the Justice Department has not convicted a single senior officer of the large nonprime lenders who directed, committed, and profited enormously from the frauds.
William K. Black: Foreclose on the Foreclosure Fraudsters, Part 1: Put Bank of America in Receivership William K. Black 2010
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