Enormously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENORMOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an enormous degree.
ADVERB:
• ENORMOUS, huge, also ENORM
• to a very great degree or extent; considerably
• extremely
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a archaic; abnormal, inordinate; exceedingly wicke; shocking

Words related to ENORMOUSLY

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How to use ENORMOUSLY in a sentence

• They really behaved very well, and the Boy was enormously proud of his new friends.
• Ruskin would have it done, he discovers that at least it will cost enormously more to do it in that way.
• Calculate the power of such an instrument! People read enormously in America.
• The reorganization of the Russian army in recent years has resulted, so we are told, in the grouping of enormously increased forces upon the western frontier.
• Military expenditure has grown enormously since the days of Canning.
• Fuel and pigs grew enormously dear all over the district.
• But the evasion from Werter Road on that June morning intensified the interest enormously.
• For instance, what seemed to interest them enormously was the story of how Moses struck the rock and obtained a miraculous supply of water.
• Among other pretty things were lots of English bedrooms, exquisitely furnished and enormously expensive.
• He was shorter, but he wore enormously high boot-heels, which brought him to a fair stature.
• Old Billy went off to wait and returned there duly, enormously pleased by his commission.
• His chest was immensely deep, his fore legs, haunches, and thighs enormously powerful.
• Then he would place the flea in the box and show it to them, and they would see that it had grown enormously in an instant.
• Some fourteen heavy Spanish gunboats added enormously to the strength of the French position.
• The risks of this method of attack at Trafalgar were enormously increased by the light and uncertain quality of the wind.
• Instruments and means of human destruction have enormously multiplied in this era of material civilization.
• Certainly, some being enormously rich and others lamentably poor, an organization is necessary to control and improve this state of affairs.
• If this had failed the destruction along the entire course of the river, even to the cities in the lower valley, would have been enormously increased.
• Scot-Williams is a philanthropic woman, and enormously wealthy.
• The other nobles were also paid enormously, and, on making a reckoning, it was found that this compromise had cost the King four millions, and the country twenty millions.
• How did Crassus increase his fortune so enormously? Plutarch says that he bought the property confiscated by Sulla at a very low figure.
• At the same time his activity was increasing enormously in a more important sphere.
• Imports from Europe have fallen greatly, while exports are enormously increased.
• Enormously far away as it still was, it filled the heart of every observer with a strange, quick thrill of wonder, of hope.
• You will be spending enormously and producing little beyond the necessities of consumption.
• Thus the least movement may be enormously magnified, and read and measured by the moving spot on the screen.
• Of recent years many diseases have enormously increased, some even seem to be new.
• But it was enormously intensified by the shifting of the centre of gravity of Irish politics, industry, and fashion from Dublin to London.

Similar words containing ORMOUS without suffix ly and without prefix en

cormous11 dormouse11 enormous10 abnormous13 ginormous12 enormousness14 enormousnesses16

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