highly (Meaning)
highly (r)
to a high degree or extent; favorably or with much respect
at a high rate or wage
in a high position or level or rank
highly (adv.)
In a high manner, or to a high degree; very much; as, highly esteemed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of highly
Synonyms:
- archly
- deeply
- desperately
- fabulously
- extra
- exceptionally
- passing
- absolutely
- specially
- wildly
- colossally
- frightfully
- mighty
- particularly
- vitally
- such
- eminently
- remarkably
- enormously
- way
- real
- exceedingly
- full
- positively
- supremely
- sorely
- mortally
- greatly
- awfully
- wicked
- sore
- much
- thoroughly
- fantastically
- completely
- awful
- deadly
- totally
- entirely
- vastly
- achingly
- utterly
- especially
- hugely
- majorly
- jolly
- uncommonly
- immensely
- good and
- exceeding
- fiercely
- super
- surpassingly
- that
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- monumentally
- plainly
- astronomically
- bone
- beastly
- roaring
- astonishingly
- mightily
- considerably
- cracking
- visibly
- right
- amazingly
- abundantly
- almighty
- a lot
- substantially
- noticeably
- corking
- notably
- as all get-out
- purely
- plentifully
- wholly
- markedly
- profoundly
- monstrously
- palpably
- thumping
- altogether
- flat-out
- whacking
- monstrous
- blisteringly
- significantly
- discernibly
- ever
- excessively
- fully
- spanking
- staggeringly
- roaringly
- obviously
- rattling
- stinking
- appreciably
- radically
- filthy
- unco
- extensively
- downright
- obscenely
- dang
Antonyms:
highly Sentence Examples
- The doctor rated my patient satisfaction as highly likely.
- The student was highly motivated and achieved excellent grades.
- The company places a highly value on customer service.
- The job requires a highly skilled and experienced candidate.
- The city has a highly diverse population.
- The new technology is highly efficient and cost-effective.
- The medication has highly potential side effects.
- The disease is highly contagious and can spread quickly.
- The research findings are highly significant and have important implications.
- The team was highly successful in achieving its goals.
FAQs About the word highly
to a high degree or extent; favorably or with much respect, at a high rate or wage, in a high position or level or rankIn a high manner, or to a high degree; ve
so, too,extremely, really, terribly, very, badly, damned, most, damn
little, slightly,somewhat, nominally, somewhat, little, nominally, slightly, just, barely
The doctor rated my patient satisfaction as highly likely.
The student was highly motivated and achieved excellent grades.
The company places a highly value on customer service.
The job requires a highly skilled and experienced candidate.
