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Meanings of considerably in English

Portuguese
consideravelmente
Spanish
muy

To a great extent or degree.

consideravelmente
Usage of considerably in English
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However, this proportion varied considerably according to the type of health condition.
Pubmed
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Since the beginning of the year, Egypt's security situation has improved considerably.
The Irish Times
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If information level 2 is used, the structure expected is expanded considerably:
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Treatment options for chronic HBV infection have improved considerably in recent years.
Pubmed
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The Americans also work considerably longer than their counterparts in competitor nations.
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Conclusion: This analysis suggests that the quality of HIV surveillance varies considerably.
Pubmed
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But prices have dropped considerably since the onset of the financial crisis.
The Irish Times
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The £10 million figure is considerably lower than some reports initially indicated.
The Irish Times
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It will be extremely simple and considerably less expensive, Mr Cowen said.
The Irish Times
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R. Lamb considerably impoverished himself in enclosing the ground; and the Rev.
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Unfortunately once infection progresses to chronicity, treatment success rates drop off considerably.
Pubmed
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Increase very considerably the traffic on our already traffic congested road system.
The Irish Times
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The absence of a single male among them, however, complicated matters considerably.
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The extent of these changes, however, varied considerably between the various compounds.
Pubmed
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Several brokers said the deferred bonus targets are considerably higher than expected.
Reuters
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And Kelly was your age, considerably younger than the previous Ripper victims.
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