considerably — to a notably large degree; much
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: to a notably large degree; much
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈsɪdərəbli/
Korean meaning: 상당히, 꽤, 현저히
Korean pronunciation: 컨**시**더러블리
Example Sentences
- The traffic was considerably worse than usual because of the concert.
- My Korean skills improved considerably after watching K-dramas for 3 months straight.
- His appetite decreased considerably after seeing the cafeteria's mystery meat.
considerably
ADVERB//kənˈsɪdərəbli//
to a notably large degree; much
to a notably large degree; much
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His skills improved considerably, now admirably and measurably!
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Origin
From Latin 'considerare' meaning 'to look at carefully or contemplate', combined with the suffix '-ably' which converts adjectives to adverbs indicating manner or degree.
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“The traffic was considerably worse than usual because of the concert.”
“My Korean skills improved considerably after watching K-dramas for 3 months straight.”
“His appetite decreased considerably after seeing the cafeteria's mystery meat.”
“The new software has improved considerably since the last update.”
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