To a very great degree or extent.
In great or large quantities or abundance.
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Examples for "loads"
Examples for "loads"
1Companies that are best practice come with loads and loads of information.
2When it comes to quickly moving heavy loads, brute power remains key.
3However, concerns remained about the high debt loads of some euro-zone nations.
4Children with HIV infection have high viral loads, particularly in early childhood.
5Ayla said they were strong and could carry the loads, Proleva said.
1The trees bear profusely in alternate years but the fruit is small.
2The outside of the nest is profusely covered with lichens and cobwebs.
3I'm exercising profusely, but it's very difficult at 73 to build strength.
4Down in the dense, rampant, singing jungle I sweated profusely-andenjoyed it.
5I am now sweating profusely, so I ask Matthieu to fan me.
1At the moment GPs know a lot about families, especially problem ones.
2But there's also a lot of hard work involved, often physical work.
3There is a lot of energy from Israel to Europe, Margalit said.
4I just really want to let a lot of people ask questions.
5However, fly-tipping costs councils and therefore the taxpayer a lot of money.
6Scientists and farmers therefore produce a lot of food with artificial methods.
7With greater technology, however, comes greater choice and a lot more complexity.
8I am learning a lot from his new major work inventing Ireland.
9The reality of the event, however, left a lot to be desired.
10What's good: There's a lot of detail, color and general visual interest.
11As a result, Whois entries may soon contain a lot less information.
12Anyway, given Tony's state of health not a lot could been done.
13I've done a lot, including quite a bit for Kent last year.
14It's really interesting; I had a great time and learnt a lot.
15EBONY: You've seen a lot of people come up in this industry.
16Ms Ardern said the government had a lot of work to do.