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Definition of extremely - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
intensityto a very high degree or extent
- She was extremely happy with her results.
- The weather was extremely cold during the winter.
- He was extremely surprised by the sudden announcement.
Expressions with extremely
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material with very graphic or detailed depictions
The movie was rated R due to extremely explicit content.
radio frequency between 30 000 and 300 000 megahertz
The satellite operates on an extremely high frequency.
radio frequencies from 3 to 30 hertz
The submarine communicated using extremely low frequency signals.
feeling very cheerful, confident, and full of energy
After the victory, spirit is extremely high in the camp.
Origin of extremely
Latin, extremus (outermost)
Terms with extremely included in their meaning
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quality
extremely good or excellent
intensity
extremely or to a great extent
excellent
extremely good or impressive
size
extremely large in size or mass
size
extremely large in size or amount
amazing
extremely good or impressive
excellent
extremely good or impressive
emotion
extremely pleasant or kind
emotion
extremely charming and lovable
weather
extremely hot
large quantity
extremely large number
temperature
extremely hot or heated
emotion
extremely angry or agitated
clarity quality
extremely clear and easy to see, hear, or understand
unacceptable
extremely bad or unacceptable situation
ideal condition
something extremely pleasant or ideal
size
extremely large in size or amount
quality
extremely good or outstanding in performance
excellent
extremely good or outstanding
weather
extremely cold in temperature or sensation
intensity
extremely or very much
quality
extremely bad or unpleasant
weather
extremely unpleasant due to cold or wet weather
intensifier
very, extremely, or to a great degree
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- French:extrêmement, ...
- German:äußerst, ...
- Italian:estremamente, ...
- Spanish:extremadamente, ...
- Portuguese:extremamente, ...
- Chinese:非常, ...
- Japanese:非常に, ...
- Arabic:جِدًّا, ...
- Hebrew:מְאֹד, ...
- Russian:чрезвычайно, ...
- Ukrainian:надзвичайно, ...
- Hindi:बेहद, ...
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