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Meanings of enormously in English

Portuguese
muitíssimo

Extremely.

muitíssimo
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Examples for "hugely"
Examples for "hugely"
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Business Opinion: Irish dairy companies have been hugely successful in recent times.
The Irish Times
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And small changes in the result can lead to hugely different outcomes.
Reuters
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Today is a hugely significant day in the history of state capture.
The South African
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However, complicating the situation hugely was the fact her daughters were not.
News.com.au
5
China is hugely important to North Korea, as its main trading partner.
Radio NZ
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As a result, global missions have been tremendously harmed by American nationalism.
The myth of a christian nation: how the quest for political powe...
2
He was tremendously well read; loved to talk about Ibsen, a favorite.
The new yorker
3
Their situation was interesting, but not so tremendously interesting as all that.
The Guardian
4
He was feeling both awed by the unexpected responsibility and tremendously important.
Divide and Rule
5
Prior to this case, pre-exposure prophylaxis had shown to be tremendously effective.
Wired
1
The Parallax View takes a staggeringly pessimistic view of the political situation.
The Irish Times
2
NASA Quarks and leptons, the building blocks of matter, are staggeringly small.
Wired
3
None of this is to suggest the decision is not staggeringly depressing.
The Irish Times
4
It's staggeringly easy to become both blase and cynical about the Mini.
The Irish Times
5
But why do I thus staggeringly defend myself with one single instance?
The Praise of Folly
Usage of enormously in English
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Here's what I discovered: The wine varies enormously from year to year.
Radio NZ
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One Treasury source said: The quality of responses from departments varied enormously.
The Guardian
3
Although he has profited enormously so far, he also bears considerable risk.
The Guardian
4
He was enormously popular in Europe, but initially, not in the UK.
Radio NZ
5
It is an enormously successful company with assets worth nearly £30 billion.
The Irish Times
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Number One may open as a simple contest, but soon expands enormously.
Radio NZ
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The education publishing market is enormous, but also enormously complex and entrenched.
Wired
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Bringing Amalthea along for the ride, however, increased the propellant requirements enormously.
Seveneves
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Some much needed focus and a dash of optimism will help enormously.
The South African
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The Imperial Family, unlike the political establishment, is enormously popular in Japan.
The new yorker
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In which enormously successful musical will you hear Something Good and Edelweiss?
The Irish Times
12
If agriculture returns to a local economy this could be enormously helpful.
The Guardian
13
The numbers applying for postgrad courses have grown enormously in recent years.
The Irish Times
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Something about the way Perrite told the story made it enormously affecting.
Secret Sanction
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The goal is to understand the brain's enormously complex visual processing system.
Wired
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Building costs also range enormously depending on where the plants are built.
Reuters
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