Drastically
Drastically adverb - In a drastic manner.
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Synonyms for Drastically
Nearby Word: drastic
Little
Little adverb - In a very small quantity or degree.
Drastically is an antonym for little.
Nearby Word: littleness
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- The Police's first greatest hits album, Every Breath You Take: The Classics, got a little bit of a mixed reception for having a few of their hits absent and including a new, drastically different version of "Don't Stand So Close To Me" instead of the original.
Source: Greatest Hits Album -
Unstable Equilibrium: Gameplay changes drastically the moment the player character becomes competent enough to defeat zombies one-on-one with little risk (read: either managed to get a silenced gun or became dextrous enough to avoid melee hits).
Source: Video Game / Cataclysm -
Sperm were originally believed to contain miniature people, and the alchemical concept of homunculi were attempts at growing these little men without a female womb, which was expected to lead to a drastically different development.
Source: Our Homunculi Are Different
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