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Sense: Adverb: extremely

Synonyms:

extremely , exceedingly, greatly , really , truly , highly , hugely, pretty (informal), decidedly, markedly, immensely, tremendously, remarkably, considerably, ever so, intensely, exceptionally, seriously , rather , uncommonly, substantially, quite (US), amply, extensively, largely , unusually, to a great extent, to no small extent, real (US, informal), right (UK, informal), awfully

Antonyms:

hardly , barely , slightly , scarcely , inconsiderably, faintly, narrowly, marginally, meagerly, a tad, very little, only just, just a touch, ever so little

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