extremely in English: Very, very much; far more than usual. (adverb)

Translation

Very, very much; far more than usual.

Word origin

From the adjective extreme plus -ly, from Latin extremus meaning the furthest out.

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Extremely goes in front of the adjective it makes stronger.

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Extremely is stronger than very.

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Extremely is not used with a noun, only with adjectives and adverbs.

very

To a great degree; used to make another word stronger.

really

In a true way; used to make what you say stronger, meaning very much or in fact.

quite

To a fair amount but not fully; rather or fairly.

too

As well, or more than is wanted or needed.

much

A large amount of something that cannot be counted.

extreme

Very great in degree; as far from normal or from the middle as possible.

incredibly

So much that it is hard to believe; extremely.

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