Highly
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
Highly is an antonym for more or less.
Both terms in one sentence
- More or less every revolution against colonial powers in the last three centuries was started by a small group of highly Western-educated native countrymen.
Source: Majored in Western Hypocrisy -
Turn of the Golden Witch provides highly questionable semi-example when Beatrice, who more or less "wrote" the various murder scenarios solved in the series, writes herself into the story.
Source: Author Avatar -
He's also of highly questionable sanity at the best of times, for more or less the same reason.
Source: Evil Cannot Comprehend Good
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