Extremely meaning in English
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Definition
extremely (difficult): very, highly, greatly (difficult)
extreme (punishment): severe, radical, excessive (punishment)
Examples
- "Although French cuisine contains a lot of saturated fat, the French tend to have an extremely low rate of heart disease, much lower than the United States for example."
- "Brian : Well, as you can see, this dog is extremely... lazy."
- "The San Francisco Ballet is an internationally-renowned troupe of extremely talented dancers, including fabulous ballerinas and principal dancers."
- "You, gentlemen, have been extremely naughty boys."
- "Since last Wednesday, an extremely dangerous virus has been infecting computers in homes and offices all over the world, and it's spreading quickly."
- "of Warbuckle's International Department Stores, an extremely prosperous chain of retail shops."
- "Brian : Well, as you can see, this dog is extremely lazy."
- "O of Warbuckle's International Department Stores, an extremely prosperous chain of retail shops found all over the world."
- "The company's finances are extremely healthy (as you can see in the eight-page balance sheet addendum)."
- "Warning: Bruno can be extremely charming, please do not fall in love with him!"
- "We managed to identify and destroy the virus before it infected any other machines on the network, which is extremely good news."
- "I hope you didn't miss your flight to London, you were extremely merry when I left the pub."
- "I am extremely busy here."
- "Bruno : Well, Ursula, your proposals are very clear and extremely well-structured."
- "His name is Mr. Jeffrey Steele, and he is extremely qualified for the position."
- "I am extremely emotional right now."
- "In any case, destroying your computer sounds a bit extreme."
- "Susie : Moira, we're extremely concerned about global warming."
- "It's extremely inefficient."
- "I am extremely popular in Germany."
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