n.: extreme; extraordinary; monstrous; utmost, terminus, at full sea, nothing if not, resort to -ties, proceed to -ties, go to -ties, uttermost, radicalness, furthest point, end or limit of sth, extremum, extremity, extremeness
v.: a very high degree, the highest degree, excess, a fault
adj.: outside, darn, darned, extreme
adv.: extremely, very, pesky
French Expression
adv. extrêmement
Thesaurus
vitally, absolute, totally, ever very, comparatively, vitally, in the highest degree, greatest or highest degree, exceedingly, by a very great amount, peak, to death ..., fairly, notamiss, equally, abstemiously, detidi, worthily, honorably end, end, end, last, empennage, part or surface of an object that is furthest from the front persistent, durable, robust, adamantine, stable, purposeful, Budiaoyiqing commiserative, extremely, persistent, absolute, deep, high, infinitely, infinitely, infinitely, very endeavor, soon, abominably, bold, manful, extremely, badly, suddenly, longitudinal, absolutely, solid, continual, persistent, stubborn, deep, deep, barely, purely, walloping, ceaseless, that does not slacken, drastically, from the word go, ceaseless, never slackening or stopping, arbitrary, badly, adequately, soundly, soundly, ambition plain, courageous, stable, ceaseless, done, happening, working, etc in an even and regular way, balky, stubborn, supremely, extempore, on the spot, unbending, conspicuously, Indubitability of, certain, endless, unrelenting, no inactive, abnormally, charming, then, then extreme, absurdness, stink, futility, there is no call for, excess, overabundance, exorbitance, immoderate, futility, avoidance, impropriety, be [fall] wide of the mark (=off the mark, beside the mark)