Immensely and Merely

Immensely

Immensely adverb - To a great degree.

Merely and immensely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Merely" instead an adverb "Immensely".

Nearby Words: immense, immensity

Merely

Merely adverb - Nothing more than.
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Synonyms for Merely

Immensely and merely are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Immensely" instead an adverb "Merely".

Nearby Word: mere

Both words in one sentence

  • Ultimate Evil IT is never described, never speaks, and is so immensely powerful that merely being in its presence terrifies Tarakudo.
    Source: Ultimate Evil
  • His art has improved immensely from the start of the story, from "incomprehensible" to "bad" to merely "poor", so that just goes to show he was right not to listen to the haters.
  • Empathic Weapon In Wizards Abroad, the fourth Young Wizards novel, the Four Great Treasures of Ireland are immensely powerful spiritual entities, with their physical "bodies" merely being there to allow them to interact with the physical world.
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