extremely — to a very great degree; very
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: to a very great degree; very
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪkˈstriːmli/
Korean meaning: 극도로, 매우, 극히
Korean pronunciation: 익**스트림**리
Example Sentences
- My boss is extremely generous - he gave everyone a pizza party for working late.
- I'm extremely tired after binge-watching 10 episodes last night.
- The exam was extremely challenging, but I managed to pass.
extremely
ADVERB//ɪkˈstriːmli//
to a very great degree; very
A basketball player is extremely exhausted from the intense heat
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Extremely spicy food sends him immediately and supremely running for milk!
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Origin
From Latin 'extremus' meaning 'outermost' or 'last,' combined with the adverbial suffix '-ly' which converts adjectives to adverbs indicating manner or degree.
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“My boss is extremely generous - he gave everyone a pizza party for working late.”
“I'm extremely tired after binge-watching 10 episodes last night.”
“The exam was extremely challenging, but I managed to pass.”
“She was extremely embarrassed when she realized she wore mismatched socks to the interview.”
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