Tremendously
What it means
To an exceptionally great or impressive degree.
Reach for it when emphasizing a genuinely large effect, quality, or improvement
The new ramp helped tremendously during the crowded vaccination days.
Words to choose between 6
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playful
hugely
Fits when strong informal emphasis suits
Careful Hugely sounds conversational and vague in analytical prose.
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everyday
enormously
Fits when scale or effect is the central idea
Careful Enormously measures scale without saying whether the effect was good.
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professional
Fits when performance stands outside the norm
Careful Exceptionally concerns rarity or quality more than magnitude.
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professional
greatly
Fits when strong degree needs neutral wording
Careful Greatly is less emphatic and may better suit measured evidence.
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professional
Fits when the degree is surprising and noteworthy
Careful Remarkably can introduce a negative fact and is less forceful.
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formal
immensely
Fits when very large degree warrants polished emphasis
Careful Immensely can sound inflated for a modest improvement.
Opposites 3
- slightly
- minimally
- negligibly
Common phrases 3
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help tremendously
A clear diagram can help tremendously when language support is limited.
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benefit tremendously
Small clinics benefit tremendously from repairable equipment.
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improve tremendously
Reading confidence can improve tremendously when pupils choose some of the material.
Word family 1
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