enormously Antonyms
Strongest:
- damned
- incredibly
- terribly
- far
- really
- seriously
- so
- severely
- too
- badly
- immensely
- very
- greatly
- desperately
- intensely
- damn
- wildly
- extremely
- much
- highly
Strong:
- most
- hugely
- extra
- that
- way
- eminently
- surpassingly
- colossally
- a-lot
- jolly
- cracking
- especially
- passing
- good-and
- absolutely
- thoroughly
- awful
- exceeding
- entirely
- exceedingly
- completely
- fantastically
- mightily
- vastly
- uncommonly
- sore
- mortally
- wicked
- super
- exceptionally
- such
- roaring
- awfully
- particularly
- fabulously
- archly
- sorely
- fiercely
- mighty
- heavily
- vitally
- deeply
- full
- remarkably
- significantly
- considerably
- utterly
- bone
- totally
- monstrous
- positively
- supremely
- frightfully
- real
- majorly
- rattling
- achingly
- deadly
- specially
Weak:
- corking
- notably
- markedly
- downright
- thumping
- monstrously
- plainly
- stinking
- altogether
- excessively
- noticeably
- almighty
- palpably
- roaringly
- whacking
- substantially
- monumentally
- amazingly
- dang
- filthy
- ever
- purely
- wholly
- flat-out
- astronomically
- right
- blisteringly
- appreciably
- abundantly
- beastly
- radically
- staggeringly
- profoundly
- visibly
- astonishingly
- discernibly
- obviously
- fully
- extensively
- plentifully
- as-all-get-out
- spanking
- obscenely
- unco
Meaning of enormously
enormously (r)
extremely
enormously (adv.)
In an enormous degree.
enormously Sentence Examples
- The company's sales figures increased enormously following the implementation of the new marketing strategy.
- The population of the city has grown enormously in recent years, leading to a significant increase in traffic and pollution.
- The cost of living in New York City is enormously high, making it difficult for many people to afford housing.
- The impact of the pandemic on the economy was enormously negative, leading to widespread job losses and business closures.
- The eruption of the volcano caused enormous damage to the surrounding area, displacing thousands of people and destroying homes and infrastructure.
- The new drug has shown enormously promising results in clinical trials, offering hope for patients with previously incurable diseases.
- The popularity of social media has grown enormously in the past decade, with billions of people now using platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
- The demand for renewable energy sources has increased enormously in recent years, as countries seek to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels and address climate change.
- The efforts of the environmental movement have enormously contributed to raising awareness about the importance of protecting the planet and its natural resources.
- The resilience of the human spirit is enormously inspiring, as people have shown the ability to overcome enormous challenges and thrive in the face of adversity.
FAQs About the word enormously
extremelyIn an enormous degree.
damned, incredibly, terribly, far, really, seriously, so, severely, too, badly
little, somewhat,somewhat, slightly, slightly, little, marginally, just, negligibly, marginally
The company's sales figures increased enormously following the implementation of the new marketing strategy.
The population of the city has grown enormously in recent years, leading to a significant increase in traffic and pollution.
The cost of living in New York City is enormously high, making it difficult for many people to afford housing.
The impact of the pandemic on the economy was enormously negative, leading to widespread job losses and business closures.
