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Meanings of immensely in English

Portuguese
enormemente

To an exceedingly great extent or degree.

enormemente
Usage of immensely in English
1
Salmond said abolishing the council tax was actually immensely popular among voters.
The Guardian
2
Prevention of perinatal HIV infection has been immensely successful in developed countries.
Pubmed
3
It's an immensely risky tactic, with great potential for a serious incident.
News.com.au
4
He remained both immensely powerful and, at certain quite elemental points, anti-establishment.
The Guardian
5
It is a country with an immensely long, and often tragic, history.
The Irish Times
6
Gox, the now-defunct exchange which was immensely popular a few years ago.
The South African
7
The demonstration model already in action in Fife has proved immensely popular.
Wired
8
While the rate and patterns of violence vary immensely, nowhere is immune.
The Guardian
9
On the contrary, properly used and understood, they can be immensely helpful.
A journey: my political life
10
I'm immensely proud of the players and what they produced, said Hughes.
The Guardian
11
But the Shinawatras remain immensely popular, especially in the rural northeastern provinces.
Reuters
12
This has helped immensely with my energy levels, mood and my body.
Jamaica Observer
13
She was immensely wealthy, but her family lived on the East Coast.
Nightwalker
14
It is an endless task, but immensely rewarding on a personal level.
The Sandman Book of Dreams
15
In a light tone I found immensely irritating, she said, Don't worry.
The Kingmaker
16
But Phoenix later said the hoax actually helped his acting career immensely.
News.com.au
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