adv
amazingly
uh-MAY-zihng-lee
adv
1
In a way that causes great surprise or wonder.
"Amazingly, the team came back from three goals down to win."
2
To a very great or impressive extent.
"The new engine is amazingly efficient for its size."
How to Use Amazingly
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSurprisingly or remarkably — often used at the start of a sentence to highlight an unexpected fact.
Common pairings
amazingly enough
amazingly well
Word Forms
more amazingly comparative, most amazingly superlative
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Etymology
From amazing plus the adverb-forming suffix -ly.
Rhymes for amazingly
kingly
tingly
lovingly
willingly
seemingly
mockingly
knowingly
alarmingly
annoyingly
strikingly
shockingly
stunningly
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