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What is another word for Immensely? – 267 Immensely Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    enormously hugely immensely vastly extremely exceedingly exceptionally remarkably extraordinarily unbelievably incredibly unbelievably mind-bogglingly staggeringly astonishingly astoundingly startlingly shockingly surprisingly amazingly awesomely fantastically extraordinarily phenomenally prodigiously monumentally colossally giganticly tremendously mightily powerfully strongly forcefully intensely deeply profoundly thoroughly completely utterly totally wholly entirely fully abundantly plentifully generously lavishly copiously abundantly richly extensively widely broadly expansively broadly comprehensively all-encompassingly

    Meaning of Immensely

    The primary meaning of "Immensely" is to a very great degree, extremely, or exceedingly.

    Definitions

    • To a very great degree, extremely, or exceedingly, used to emphasize a quality or feeling.
    • * Used to emphasize the extent or degree of a feeling, quality, or experience.

    Etymology of Immensely

    The word "Immensely" originates from the Latin words "immenso" meaning limitless or immense and the suffix "-ly" which forms an adverb.
    Historically, the word has been used since the 15th century to describe something that is extremely large or great in degree.

    Example Uses

    • The city was immensely beautiful, with its stunning architecture and vibrant culture.
    • * She was immensely grateful for the support of her friends and family during the difficult time.
    • * The new policy has been immensely successful, resulting in a significant increase in sales and revenue.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    slightly mildly moderately somewhat fairly reasonably adequately sufficiently marginally barely hardly scarcely minimally insignificantly negligibly imperceptibly unnoticeably subtly faintly weakly feebly lightly gently softly quietly calmly peacefully serenely tranquilly slowly gradually partially incompletely inadequately insufficiently