Eminently
Way
Way adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: “Oh, I'm just way thrilled to be here!” the pageant contestant gushed
Both words in one sentence
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Silk Hiding Steel: Grace is eminently pleasant, eminently reasonable, and eminently adamant about getting her way.
Source: Series / ANZAC Girls - Sometimes it is an eminently satisfactory way to create an open ending (generally when the question has not been the focus of the plot).
Source: Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane -
ANZAC Girls: Matron Grace Wilson, in charge of the Australian field hospital's nurses on Lemnos during World War One, is eminently pleasant, eminently reasonable, and eminently adamant about getting her way.
Source: Silk Hiding Steel
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