Extremely
Famously
Famously adverb - In a manner or to an extent that is well known.
Extremely and famously are semantically related in considerably topic. Sometimes you can use "Extremely" instead an adverb "Famously".
Nearby Words: famous, famousness
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- eminently and extremely
- eminently and famously
- most and extremely
- most and famously
- well and extremely
- well and famously
- perfectly and extremely
- perfectly and famously
- remarkably and extremely
- remarkably and famously
- highly and extremely
- highly and famously
- exceptionally and extremely
- exceptionally and famously
Both words in one sentence
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Legendary illusionist Harry Houdini could famously absorb extremely heavy blows to his abdomen with little to no effect if he prepared properly.
Source: Charles Atlas Superpower - Another non-military example would be, believe it or not, Gordon Ramsay, who is as quick to praise as he is (famously) quick to berate and extremely focused on talent development.
Source: A Father To His Men / Real Life -
Extremely friendly and cuddly, he gets along famously with Fawn and his only real flaw is a tendency to knock down ornaments from the Christmas tree when the family's decorating it.
Source: Webcomic / Bardsworth
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