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Meanings of extremely in English

Portuguese
extremamente

To an extreme degree.

extremamente
Portuguese
muitíssimo

To a high degree or extent; favorably or with much respect.

muitíssimo

To an extreme degree.

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Examples for "radically"
Examples for "radically"
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The case could radically change the way the company operates in Europe.
Reuters
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It said the two countries' asylum strategy needed to be radically reviewed.
The Guardian
3
Above all, you will radically change the terms of the political debate.
Reuters
4
Aviation interiors simply don't change this radically, certainly not with any speed.
Wired
5
We hear, utterly anew, phrases hardly unknown today, just radically racially inverted.
The Guardian
Usage of extremely in English
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However, foreign aid is an extremely important debate that needs wider discussion.
The Guardian
2
His concert tours today in both American and Europe are extremely successful.
The new yorker
3
Carl Bildt, the Swedish foreign minister, described the situation as extremely serious.
The Guardian
4
The extremely low rate of community testing has public health experts worried.
Radio NZ
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Tobacco taxes are, of course, applied at extremely high levels, Rich said.
Radio NZ
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Despite those advantages, future nuclear development in South Africa is extremely unlikely.
The South African
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I know what I'm suggesting is extremely dangerous, but consider our situation.
Earth Unaware
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The government has been extremely slow to respond to problems, he said.
Reuters
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As a result, FORM 6 was slow, extremely expensive, and incredibly good.
Wired
10
How, for example, did Ellie just translate 'extremely difficult' and 'massive vocabulary'?
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Other details, however, can be extremely sensitive and need to remain private.
Reuters
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Campaigners in Northern Ireland said they were extremely worried about the issue.
The Guardian
13
He said companies were extremely keen to take on the new technology.
Radio NZ
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Conditions that would protect our extremely important business access to the world.
The Irish Times
15
Negotiators were reluctant to comment, beyond saying the situation was extremely difficult.
The Irish Times
16
My late father owned an extremely successful business for over 30 years.
Ebony
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