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Hugely
Hugely adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: hugely mistaken about the character of the people he had rented the house to
Both words in one sentence
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It's hugely damaging and can send you flying the full length of the playing area to bounce off the crowd/wall.
Source: Video Game / Pit-Fighter - As his blog and his crazy stories became hugely popular, he eventually rewrote and expanded on many of his most popular stories into Hell in 2006, which became a surprise success and NY Times bestseller.He would follow up with three more books and additionally adapt Hell into a full-length movie.
Source: Creator / Tucker Max -
She's hugely popular and successful, but behind her winning smile lies an ugly secret: her beauty is entirely artificial, being the result of dangerous extensive full-body plastic surgery, which requires heavy medication and frequent touch-up surgery to maintain.
Source: Manga / Helter Skelter
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