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Meanings of do fantastically in English

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Usage of do fantastically in English
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It's good honest winter's food and it can be done fantastically well.
The Guardian
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Recently, she has been on several overseas trips and done fantastically well.
News.com.au
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We were doing fantastically well in the shops that we were in.
BBC
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Marchetti does fantastically well to tip the ball round the post.
The Guardian
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British residential property loans have done fantastically well during the past decade, arguably making lenders complacent.
Reuters
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Since then, all three superstars are doing fantastically.
The South African
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Because you would really have some numbers, because you did fantastically in the last election, he said.
The Irish Times
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We've had the usual minor hitches here and there, but I think overall it is doing fantastically well.
BBC
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I thought they did fantastically well.
The Guardian
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The game was put on at 11 o'clock and the club has done fantastically well at such short notice.
The Guardian
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Britain did fantastically well in the 2000 and 2004 Paralympics.
The Guardian
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They did fantastically and we are gutted because we deserved to win this game and also because of their equaliser.
Reuters
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He is a player that has done fantastically well for us and both the coach and I want him to stay.
Reuters
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They did fantastically to come back from the dead in the first group and have had some good results in the second.
The Guardian
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"I think you're doing fantastically, better than A plus."
Accident
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Even in the game in which you did fantastically, take that moment of time and reflect, hey, did I overextend for that ward?
Wired