Definition of hugely in English:

hugely

adverb ˈhjuːdʒliˈ(h)judʒli

often as submodifier Very much; to a very great extent.
非常；十分
a hugely expensive house
十分昂贵的房子。
Example sentencesExamples
- At the time it was hugely controversial and we weren't thought of terribly favourably.
- His political strategy has been hugely successful and he is a natural party leader.
- The visit followed a hugely successful reunion earlier this year of the old school chums.
- She said the scheme was proving to be a huge success and was hugely popular with the youngsters involved.
- Baseball caps and hooded tops, known as hoodies, are hugely popular with teenagers.
- Also playing their part in a hugely successful day were four students from York University.
- That makes him hugely entertaining to watch, but expensive to back in big events.
- The tax paid on North Sea oil varies hugely from one field to the next, depending mainly on the age of the field.
- The political backdrop is a huge and hugely successful public access arrangement.
- He is hugely confident, to the extent that some people have described him as arrogant.
- The house itself was hugely run down but was still used by doctors working at the hospital.
- A pub chain is to extend its no-smoking ban after a hugely successful trial in Bradford.
- The need to accommodate tramways was the reason for another hugely contentious scheme.
- The feminist view of useless men may be extreme, but it has been hugely influential.
- It was a hugely difficult time, it took an awful lot of my time away from the club.
- He and the rest of the squad players are hugely enjoying their paper valuations, he says.
- Some of the stories are hugely entertaining but there is a lot of sadness in the book as well.
- They have just returned from a hugely successful week-long tour of south west France.
- It will be hugely expensive to us, as well as making the UK a prime target in any future war.
- To try to cover all options would be hugely expensive so lawyers pass on the risk to somebody else.
Synonyms
very, most, really, thoroughly, extremely, exceedingly, particularly, tremendously, highly, greatly, decidedly, distinctly, exceptionally, immensely, eminently, supremely, inordinately, singularly, extraordinarily, vastly, overly
very much, to a great extent
Scottish unco
French très
Northern English right
informal terrifically, awfully, terribly, devilishly, madly, majorly, seriously, desperately, mega, ultra, oh-so, too-too, stinking, mucho, damn, damned, too … for words
informal, dated devilish, hellish, frightfully
British informal ever so, well, bloody, dead, dirty, jolly, fair
North American informal real, mighty, powerful, awful, plumb, darned, way, bitching
South African informal lekker
archaic exceeding, sore

Definition of hugely in US English:

hugely

adverbˈ(h)yo͞ojlēˈ(h)judʒli

often as submodifier Very much; to a great extent.
非常；十分
a hugely expensive house
十分昂贵的房子。
Example sentencesExamples
- That makes him hugely entertaining to watch, but expensive to back in big events.
- The political backdrop is a huge and hugely successful public access arrangement.
- They have just returned from a hugely successful week-long tour of south west France.
- It will be hugely expensive to us, as well as making the UK a prime target in any future war.
- He is hugely confident, to the extent that some people have described him as arrogant.
- Baseball caps and hooded tops, known as hoodies, are hugely popular with teenagers.
- The feminist view of useless men may be extreme, but it has been hugely influential.
- His political strategy has been hugely successful and he is a natural party leader.
- The house itself was hugely run down but was still used by doctors working at the hospital.
- She said the scheme was proving to be a huge success and was hugely popular with the youngsters involved.
- The need to accommodate tramways was the reason for another hugely contentious scheme.
- The tax paid on North Sea oil varies hugely from one field to the next, depending mainly on the age of the field.
- It was a hugely difficult time, it took an awful lot of my time away from the club.
- Some of the stories are hugely entertaining but there is a lot of sadness in the book as well.
- He and the rest of the squad players are hugely enjoying their paper valuations, he says.
- To try to cover all options would be hugely expensive so lawyers pass on the risk to somebody else.
- A pub chain is to extend its no-smoking ban after a hugely successful trial in Bradford.
- At the time it was hugely controversial and we weren't thought of terribly favourably.
- Also playing their part in a hugely successful day were four students from York University.
- The visit followed a hugely successful reunion earlier this year of the old school chums.
Synonyms
very, most, really, thoroughly, extremely, exceedingly, particularly, tremendously, highly, greatly, decidedly, distinctly, exceptionally, immensely, eminently, supremely, inordinately, singularly, extraordinarily, vastly, overly

单词	hugely
释义	Definition of hugely in English: hugely adverb ˈhjuːdʒliˈ(h)judʒli often as submodifier Very much; to a very great extent. 非常；十分 a hugely expensive house 十分昂贵的房子。 Example sentencesExamples At the time it was hugely controversial and we weren't thought of terribly favourably. His political strategy has been hugely successful and he is a natural party leader. The visit followed a hugely successful reunion earlier this year of the old school chums. She said the scheme was proving to be a huge success and was hugely popular with the youngsters involved. Baseball caps and hooded tops, known as hoodies, are hugely popular with teenagers. Also playing their part in a hugely successful day were four students from York University. That makes him hugely entertaining to watch, but expensive to back in big events. The tax paid on North Sea oil varies hugely from one field to the next, depending mainly on the age of the field. The political backdrop is a huge and hugely successful public access arrangement. He is hugely confident, to the extent that some people have described him as arrogant. The house itself was hugely run down but was still used by doctors working at the hospital. A pub chain is to extend its no-smoking ban after a hugely successful trial in Bradford. The need to accommodate tramways was the reason for another hugely contentious scheme. The feminist view of useless men may be extreme, but it has been hugely influential. It was a hugely difficult time, it took an awful lot of my time away from the club. He and the rest of the squad players are hugely enjoying their paper valuations, he says. Some of the stories are hugely entertaining but there is a lot of sadness in the book as well. They have just returned from a hugely successful week-long tour of south west France. It will be hugely expensive to us, as well as making the UK a prime target in any future war. To try to cover all options would be hugely expensive so lawyers pass on the risk to somebody else. Synonyms very, most, really, thoroughly, extremely, exceedingly, particularly, tremendously, highly, greatly, decidedly, distinctly, exceptionally, immensely, eminently, supremely, inordinately, singularly, extraordinarily, vastly, overly very much, to a great extent Scottish unco French très Northern English right informal terrifically, awfully, terribly, devilishly, madly, majorly, seriously, desperately, mega, ultra, oh-so, too-too, stinking, mucho, damn, damned, too … for words informal, dated devilish, hellish, frightfully British informal ever so, well, bloody, dead, dirty, jolly, fair North American informal real, mighty, powerful, awful, plumb, darned, way, bitching South African informal lekker archaic exceeding, sore Definition of hugely in US English: hugely adverbˈ(h)yo͞ojlēˈ(h)judʒli often as submodifier Very much; to a great extent. 非常；十分 a hugely expensive house 十分昂贵的房子。 Example sentencesExamples That makes him hugely entertaining to watch, but expensive to back in big events. The political backdrop is a huge and hugely successful public access arrangement. They have just returned from a hugely successful week-long tour of south west France. It will be hugely expensive to us, as well as making the UK a prime target in any future war. He is hugely confident, to the extent that some people have described him as arrogant. Baseball caps and hooded tops, known as hoodies, are hugely popular with teenagers. The feminist view of useless men may be extreme, but it has been hugely influential. His political strategy has been hugely successful and he is a natural party leader. The house itself was hugely run down but was still used by doctors working at the hospital. She said the scheme was proving to be a huge success and was hugely popular with the youngsters involved. The need to accommodate tramways was the reason for another hugely contentious scheme. The tax paid on North Sea oil varies hugely from one field to the next, depending mainly on the age of the field. It was a hugely difficult time, it took an awful lot of my time away from the club. Some of the stories are hugely entertaining but there is a lot of sadness in the book as well. He and the rest of the squad players are hugely enjoying their paper valuations, he says. To try to cover all options would be hugely expensive so lawyers pass on the risk to somebody else. A pub chain is to extend its no-smoking ban after a hugely successful trial in Bradford. At the time it was hugely controversial and we weren't thought of terribly favourably. Also playing their part in a hugely successful day were four students from York University. The visit followed a hugely successful reunion earlier this year of the old school chums. Synonyms very, most, really, thoroughly, extremely, exceedingly, particularly, tremendously, highly, greatly, decidedly, distinctly, exceptionally, immensely, eminently, supremely, inordinately, singularly, extraordinarily, vastly, overly
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