Extensively
Rather
Rather adverb - To some degree or extent.
Usage example: I say, don't you think that's rather expensive for a hamburger?
Extensively is an antonym for rather.
Both words in one sentence
- If a new creator only finishes a work that's already been extensively worked on by a tragically deceased predecessor rather than come up with an entirely new sequel, see Posthumous Collaboration.
Source: B-Team Sequel -
Also, the entire premise of the "Genetech" campaign setting (which extensively features the aforementioned hybrids in a battle against prejudice rather reminiscent of the X-Men films).
Source: LEGO Genetics -
Was also the first Trek series to use Story Arcs extensively, rather than persisting with a strictly episodic format.
Source: Franchise / Star Trek
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