Enormously
Enormously adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: an enormously entertaining film
Real and enormously are semantically related. (North American) In some cases you can use "Real" instead an adverb "Enormously". informal substitute
Real
Real adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: this fish tastes real good
Enormously and real are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Enormously" instead an adverb "Real".
Both words in one sentence
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Like the real life OICW, it was an enormously heavy design that rapidly fatigued its users; and the Clan retrofit is even heavier.
Source: Swiss Army Gun -
In particular the storyline concerning the Meldrews taking a stranger to see a sitcom, thinking he's Jean's cousin Wilf, which on TV ends in mild embarrassment and no real damage done, goes enormously From Bad to Worse in the book.
Source: Series / One Foot in the Grave -
The game takes place in a 2-D Space, and the sense of scale is enormously distorted, but trust us, when you sit down and play the real thing, the game is, all in all, good enough to just make you not think about that.
Source: Video Game / Freelancer
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