Clearly and Terribly

Clearly

Clearly adverb - Without any question.

Terribly and clearly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Terribly" instead an adverb "Clearly".

Nearby Words: clear, clearness

Terribly

Terribly adverb - To a great degree.

Clearly and terribly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clearly" instead an adverb "Terribly".

Nearby Word: terrible

Both words in one sentence

  • Possibly a result of translation: he clearly doesn't speak English terribly well, seeing as it's an all-but-dead language.
  • Not terribly surprising, given that Holly's actress is clearly of mixed race, but still jarring nonetheless.
  • Film / The Abyss Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Lindsey doesn't relate to people terribly well (this is pointed out more clearly in the novel, which shows how her brilliance derives from a better ability to relate to machines and engineering projects).
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