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enormously

Enormously (adv) means to a very great extent; extremely. Example: “The company has grown enormously over the last decade.”

adv
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To a very great extent; extremely.
"The company has grown enormously over the last decade."
"I enormously appreciate everything you've done for us."
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Etymology

From enormous + -ly.

hugely tremendously staggeringly

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What does “enormously” mean?

The word “enormously” means to a very great extent; extremely.

How do you use “enormously” in a sentence?

Here is “enormously” used in a sentence: “The company has grown enormously over the last decade.”

What part of speech is “enormously”?

“Enormously” is an adverb.

Is “enormously” a common word?

“Enormously” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the C1 level.

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