Greatly and Wicked

Greatly

Greatly adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: I'm not greatly bothered by this setback

Wicked and greatly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wicked" instead an adverb "Greatly".

Nearby Words: great, greatness

Wicked

Wicked adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: we were wicked excited when our team finally won the pennant after so many years

Greatly and wicked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Greatly" instead an adverb "Wicked".

Nearby Words: wickedness, wickedly, wicker, wick

Both words in one sentence

  • Shrouded in Myth In No Rest for the Wicked, November assures Perrault that the rumors about Red are greatly exaggerated.
  • The musical version of Wicked departs so greatly from the book that it almost goes beyond this trope and into In-Name-Only.
  • Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad Wendy is confused when her wicked aunts come up to her and congratulate her on "her" evil spells, but then the aunts become confused when Wendy's animal friends appear and tell her how grateful they are that the natural disasters "she" created have greatly improved the environment.
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