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Definition of considerably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
amountby a large or important amount or degree
- The price has increased considerably.
- Attendance dropped considerably after the announcement.
- The workload has increased considerably this year.
Origin of considerably
Latin, considerare (to look at closely)
Terms with considerably included in their meaning
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considerably
to a significant degree or amount
large amount
quite a bit, considerably
informal UK
moderately or considerably in amount or degree
price
considerably reduced in price
intensity or degree
more significantly or considerably
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- French:considérablement, ...
- German:beträchtlich, ...
- Italian:notevolmente, ...
- Spanish:considerablemente, ...
- Portuguese:consideravelmente, ...
- Chinese:大幅地, ...
- Japanese:大幅に, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ كَبِير, ...
- Hebrew:בְּמִדָּה נִיכֶּרֶת, ...
- Russian:значительно, ...
- Ukrainian:значно, ...
- Hindi:काफी, ...
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