Considerably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSIDERABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a manner or to a degree not trifling or unimportant; greatly; much.
ADVERB:
• CONSIDERABLE, to a high degree
• by a notably large amount or to a notably large extent; greatly
• to a great extent or degree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• worth consideration; significant

Words related to CONSIDERABLY

considerable17

Words that contain CONSIDERABLY

inconsiderably22

How to use CONSIDERABLY in a sentence

• The seals had thinned out considerably, but were now returning in vast numbers ready for their annual domestic arrangements.
• He liked his second passenger considerably better than the first.
• Barraud has not come, as he, having been to Scotland, might have helped us considerably.
• It might be made considerably larger if required, being exceedingly light and yet sufficiently strong for any force to which it could be subjected.
• The greater part of his head, of course, was concealed by the flowing white kaffiyi, but his skin was considerably darker than that of the Palestine Arab.
• In all cases the amount of solution employed was considerably in excess of the amount required to dissolve the steel used.
• When the workers, with no sort of warning or explanation, or making any regular preliminary demands, just quit, it upset matters considerably.
• For a large counterpane they may be considerably increased.
• The difference in age between them was not great, and even that, was considerably diminished by the peculiar traits of each.
• The distance of the Ridge from the city walls varied considerably.
• The latter continued using their paddles with steady vigor, until near noon, when they knew that considerably more than half the distance was passed.
• She missed him considerably when he returned to Oxford, but the hunting season was at hand, and soon engrossed all her thoughts.
• For some days the condition of Europe has become considerably more serious in spite of the efforts of diplomacy.
• Jane went to bed that night considerably lighter of heart.
• Most of the commanding generals have, however, advanced headquarters, considerably nearer the front, where they usually remain during important actions.
• Since they had gone considerably faster than this when the occasion had warranted it in the past, they felt no anxieties now.
• As a result, the several State governments were well shaken up and considerably weakened.
• The early theories in relation to this matter have been considerably modified by experience.
• Thus, commanding both the railway and the main Jerusalem road, this position might have considerably delayed our advance had it been held with determination.
• Aside from the thirst, however, I felt considerably refreshed and sprang to my feet with my usual agility.
• The number of problems has been considerably increased.
• Unwin to find all the comfort she can in a small one, half as high again as ours, and considerably harder than marble.
• She offered considerably less, and to her surprise the image-man drew them from their wire stay and handed them over the stile.
• Thus she had been considerably reduced in circumstances.
• For present purposes, however, the last number given should be considerably reduced.

Similar words containing NSIDERAB without suffix ly and without prefix co

considerable17 considerables18 inconsiderable19 inconsiderably22 inconsiderablen20 inconsiderableness23 inconsiderablenesses25

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