Highly and Notoriously

Highly

Highly adverb - To a great degree.

Notoriously and highly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Notoriously" instead an adverb "Highly".

Nearby Word: high

Notoriously

Notoriously adverb - To a notorious degree.
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Synonyms for Notoriously

Highly and notoriously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Highly" instead an adverb "Notoriously".

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  • Fatal injury to the spleen tends to play out this way, as it's a highly-vascular, notoriously-delicate organ which can slowly bleed out into a person's abdominal cavity over several hours.
  • Stun Guns However, it's notoriously unreliable and, as a result, highly unpopular among street judges.
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  • They still haven't reconciled with him, and given Ryan's notoriously strong dislike for him, it's highly unlikely that they ever will.
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