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extremely in Latin

extremely in Latin is perquam — extremely means to a very great or intense degree.

extremely in Latin

perquam
adv
(degree) To an extreme degree.

What does "extremely" mean?

  1. adv To a very great or intense degree.
    "The test results were extremely encouraging."
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extremely in a sentence

  • The test results were extremely encouraging.
  • She was extremely tired after the long flight.

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What is "extremely" in Latin?

"extremely" in Latin is perquam. extremely means: To a very great or intense degree.

How do you use "extremely" in a sentence?

Example: "The test results were extremely encouraging." In Latin, "extremely" is perquam.

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