Extremely
More or less
More or less adverb - To some degree or extent.
Usage example: most couples in the survey said that they were more or less happy in their marriage
Extremely is an antonym for more or less.
Both terms in one sentence
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Enigmatic Minion: Bricriu is in league with "the powers of darkness," but is more or less and extremely selfish and amoral True Neutral - all he cares about is having fun.
Source: Series / So Weird -
An extremely important thing to note about the British government is that it is more or less synonymous with Parliament (the Civil Service notwithstanding): all authority flows from Westminster.
- This also seems to be more or less the case for Gaddafi, though it is averted by Stalin and the Soviet Union, which is still extremely powerful.
Source: Vestigial Empire
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