Collocations for "significantly"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "significantly" in context.
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significantly
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.adv
- has [become, grown, got] significantly [worse, better]
- was significantly [worse] than the last [time, attempt]
- significantly [higher, lower, increased, decreased]
- significantly [higher] [levels, interest, costs, prices]
- [results, performances] have significantly improved
- have [improved] significantly
- improved significantly in terms of
- was significantly improved upon in this [update, version, release]
- [increased, decreased] significantly in recent [times, months, years]
- [increased] significantly in the last [month, quarter]
- it needs to be significantly [higher, stronger, faster] if it is going to
- is significantly [higher] than
- is significantly different [from, than]
- [differ, vary] significantly from (one to another)
- contributed significantly to the [success, development] of
- are significantly [different, distinct, affected, reduced, influenced]
- [but, although, though] not significantly
'significantly' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):