Rather
Rather adverb - To some degree or extent.
Usage example: I say, don't you think that's rather expensive for a hamburger?
Terribly
Both words in one sentence
- Given that he was always a Well-Intentioned Extremist rather than evil, it's not terribly surprising.
Source: Heel Face Turn / Video Games - Though it's terribly anvilicious, his rage against the old fundamentalist in "Where the Wild Things Are" is still rather magnificent.
- They get rather unhappy from the draft if they have no military skills, and usually aren't terribly effective unless you take the time to arm them.
Source: Instant Militia
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