Immensely
Immensely adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: an immensely successful debut album
Slightly
Both words in one sentence
- This goes on to the point where it slightly or completely prevents the hero/party/group in progressing to their goal or weighs them down immensely.
Source: Pacifist -
Subverted slightly in that although he's immensely powerful, the fakir isn't immortal: he does possess a fruit which grants immortality to whoever eats it, but he refuses to use the fruit for himself.
Source: Self-Mutilation Demonstration - When a character or group is too utterly swept up in their own need of being a pacifist or making sure that everyone/anyone else is pacifist, to the point where it slightly or completely prevents the hero/party/group in progressing to their goal or weighs them down immensely.
Source: Obstructionist Pacifist
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