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Meanings of fabulously in English

Portuguese
fantasticamente

In a wonderful manner.

fantasticamente
Usage of fabulously in English
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These days, however, the future of crime fiction is looking fabulously female.
News.com.au
2
What Henry needed was new management, and again he was fabulously lucky.
The tudors: the complete story of england's most notorious dynas...
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But, in reality, the middle-class audience to Radio 4 is fabulously varied.
The Guardian
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It's fast, anarchic and a fine addition to a fabulously entertaining game.
The Irish Times
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I don't think I'm ever going to be a fabulously productive person.
The new yorker
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They are all fabulously wealthy. Not everyone agrees with such an estimate.
News.com.au
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Once again, her precinct commander fabulously displayed his lack of street experience.
Raging Heat
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But he was rich, fabulously rich, and that fact counterbalanced many drawbacks.
The Odds / And Other Stories
9
And the big old gold braiding on Harry's jacket is fabulously fancy.
The Guardian
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Weavers were fabulously rare, and only intermittent inhabitants of conventional reality.
Perdido Street Station
11
Ladies are prancing around town, fabulously chic during the first week of spring.
Ebony
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That's our fabulously antiquated voting system and it stands up well.
The Irish Times
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The Trend: Rocker chic plus fresh blossoms make for a fabulously feminine manicure.
Ebony
14
Members of the Institute of the great learned associations, or people fabulously wealthy.
Light
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It has now risen considerably in price, though still fabulously cheap.
How I Found Livingstone / Travels, adventures, and discoveres in...
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By its very nature the game is both incredibly straightforward and fabulously fast-paced.
Wired
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