Greatly

To a great extent; very much, In a significant or important way, To a large extent; considerably

Greatly - Meanings

To a great extent; very much

Example: She greatly enjoyed the concert last night.

Usage: formalContext: academic writing, professional communication

Note: Used to emphasize the intensity or degree of an action or feeling

In a significant or important way

Example: The new policy greatly impacted the company's profits.

Usage: formalContext: business meetings, reports

Note: Often used to highlight the magnitude of an effect or change

To a large extent; considerably

Example: His skills have greatly improved since he started practicing.

Usage: informalContext: casual conversations, everyday speech

Note: Commonly used in informal settings to express a noticeable improvement or change

Greatly's synonyms

significantly

To a great extent or degree; notably.

Example: The new policy significantly improved employee morale.

Note: Significantly implies a noticeable or measurable impact.

tremendously

Extremely or immensely.

Example: She has contributed tremendously to the success of the project.

Note: Tremendously emphasizes a high level of impact or effect.

vastly

To an exceedingly great extent or degree.

Example: The company's profits have grown vastly over the past year.

Note: Vastly suggests a very large or extensive scale of change or improvement.

exceedingly

To an exceptional degree; extremely.

Example: The quality of service at the restaurant is exceedingly high.

Note: Exceedingly emphasizes surpassing a standard or norm.

Greatly expressions, common phrases

Greatly appreciate

To express deep gratitude or thanks for something.

Example: I greatly appreciate all the help you've given me.

Note: Adding 'appreciate' emphasizes the strong feeling of gratitude beyond just 'greatly.'

Greatly improve

To significantly enhance or make better.

Example: Regular exercise can greatly improve your overall health.

Note: Using 'improve' specifies the action taken to enhance something greatly.

Greatly benefit

To bring substantial advantages or positive effects.

Example: Learning a new language can greatly benefit your career prospects.

Note: Emphasizing the positive outcome gained from the action.

Greatly impact

To have a significant effect or influence on something.

Example: The pandemic has greatly impacted the global economy.

Note: Highlighting the strong effect or influence on a particular situation.

Greatly admired

To be highly respected or esteemed by others.

Example: She is greatly admired for her leadership skills.

Note: Conveys a high level of respect and esteem from others.

Greatly valued

To be highly appreciated or esteemed for its importance.

Example: Teamwork is greatly valued in this company.

Note: Indicates a high level of appreciation and importance attributed to something.

Greatly concerned

To feel deeply worried or troubled about something.

Example: I am greatly concerned about the impact of climate change.

Note: Expresses a strong level of worry or distress regarding a particular issue.

Greatly everyday (slang) expressions

Heavily

Used to emphasize the degree or extent of something.

Example: I heavily rely on my morning coffee to wake me up.

Note: Can imply a stronger level or intensity compared to 'greatly'.

Big time

To a very large extent; greatly.

Example: I messed up big time on that project.

Note: Informal and often used to emphasize the scale of the impact.

Massively

In a large and impressive way.

Example: The new software update has massively improved our efficiency.

Note: Suggests a significant and noticeable change or impact.

Mega

Extremely, very.

Example: You did a mega job on organizing this event.

Note: Colloquial and informal way to express a high level of success or achievement.

Hugely

To a great degree; enormously.

Example: The concert was hugely popular with fans.

Note: Conveys a sense of significant size or importance.

Seriously

Used for emphasis or to convey sincerity.

Example: She seriously impressed everyone with her presentation.

Note: Can indicate a high level of impact or importance in a straightforward manner.

Greatly - Examples

The new policy greatly improved employee satisfaction.

She greatly underestimated the amount of work required for the project.

The team's success was greatly due to their strong communication skills.

Greatly grammar

Greatly - Adverb (Adverb) / Adverb (Adverb)

Lemma: greatly

Conjugations

Adverb (Adverb): greatly

Syllabification and Stress

greatly Contains 2 syllables: great • ly

Phonetic transcription: ˈgrāt-lē

great ly , ˈgrāt lē (The red syllable is stressed)

Greatly - Importance and usage frequency

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

greatly: ~ 2500 (Very common).

This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.

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