Vastly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VASTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• To a vast extent or degree; very greatly; immensely.
ADVERB:
• VAST, huge
• to a very great extent; immensely
• to an exceedingly great extent or degree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to a vast extent or degree

Words related to VASTLY

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How to use VASTLY in a sentence

• By such means the fame of Smith grew rapidly, and the business vastly increased.
• If the record of his twelve years of work in London was long, that for the remaining and maturer years of his life may well be imagined as vastly greater.
• Yet I rejoice to know that even the poorest of us are vastly better than we would have been had it not been for the revelation of Christ in us.
• The flesh of the dead buffalo I did not touch myself, but handed it over to the blacks, who were vastly impressed by my prowess as a mighty hunter.
• It was deadly cold, but it was fresh and clean and vastly invigorating.
• The process of forgetting, namely, is vastly more rapid at first than later on.
• Though sometimes hook and line fishermen meet with good fortune, the results are much less certain than with the traps and the work much slower and vastly more difficult.
• Many of the themes are worked right through, but the sections vary vastly in colour, atmosphere and feeling.
• But in freedom the same causes act upon the colored race with vastly more destructive effect.
• He sees quite accurately, it seems to me, how vastly the role of women has been exaggerated, how little they amount to in the authentic struggle of man.
• All the latter-day American novelists of consideration are vastly more facile than Dreiser in their philosophy, as they are in their style.
• To be the head of his clan again was, to him, a vastly greater matter than to be a colonel in even the most renowned and valiant army in Europe.
• At the moment he was concerned to save two women, both of whom he loved, though in vastly different ways, from a man he had vowed to ruin.
• He paid his money for his room regularly, however, and this was vastly acceptable these hard times.
• Others believe that it is because China is so vastly superior to the rest of the world that the missionaries wish to live there.
• He was entirely in earnest over it all, and vastly serious.
• Then, with vastly more courage than training, Tom and Harry went forth into the world to stand or fall as engineers.
• The work at Annapolis, however, they found to be vastly different.
• Remember, also, that the spiritual gifts which Jesus bestows are vastly richer than all that man possessed before.
• The 9,000,000 free colored people of to-day have vastly more to defend than the 3,000,000 hapless blacks who had just emerged from slavery.
• Here was a sphere, vastly larger than his own, to the habits and prejudices of which he was complete stranger.
• But, on the other hand, we are vastly better off than any great people has ever been before us.
• They both, revolving on their axes and around their centre of gravity, sweep in a vastly wider curve around the sun.
• The words of his father, however, had presented the matter in an entirely different light, and his trouble was vastly increased by its evident effect upon him.
• The public opinion respecting the diseases of the mind, the care to be given to lunatics, is vastly different to what it was a century ago.

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