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Meanings of hugely influential in English

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Usage of hugely influential in English
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His own personal style as a musician is hugely influential as well.
Radio NZ
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While Farrell was named man of the match, Goode was hugely influential.
The Guardian
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Neither was a big hit for Sony, but they were hugely influential.
Wired
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As played by Ted Knight, Baxter proved to be a hugely influential character.
The Irish Times
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It felt like something from one of his stubborn, awkward, hugely influential films.
The Irish Times
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The band ended in 1984 but continued to be hugely influential.
Radio NZ
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Good support line for try though and was hugely influential in the second half.
The Guardian
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Deccie is a hugely influential player in all aspects of the Fr O'Neill's setup.
Independent.ie
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Prof Brendan Walsh, who died suddenly age 76, was a hugely influential Irish economist.
The Irish Times
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By 1992 they were already seven albums in and a hugely influential underground band.
Radio NZ
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Charlotte Graham meets one of the hugely influential Edinburgh reviewers.
Radio NZ
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Washington D.C. post-hardcore band Fugazi was hugely influential and not just musically, but ideologically.
Radio NZ
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Prosthetics have been hugely influential for double amputees like me.
The Guardian
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The Drudge Report is also considered to have been hugely influential in Trump's election win.
The Guardian
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Not an enormous success on release, the picture has gone on to become hugely influential.
The Irish Times
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It has been 12 years since Todd Solondz confounded viewers with the hugely influential Happiness.
The Irish Times
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