immensely

[ih-mens-lee]

adverb

1. very much; extremely.

   Guiding students to excel in their studies has been immensely satisfying.

Word History and Origins

Origin of immensely¹

immense ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

The field of drug pricing, he observes, is so complex and involves so many participants that it is immensely vulnerable to being gamed — as has been happening for decades.

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Since then, he has expanded “Pupusas and Punchlines” immensely — from performing only once a month at half-capacity to selling out 115 consecutive weekly shows.

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But Asprilla was an immensely popular figure who Albert said was "one of us from day one".

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What Ohl learned from his international experience will help him immensely during a high school season in which Newport Harbor is the defending Southern Section champion and heavily favored to win again.

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“I am immensely grateful to Lorne for the opportunity, to my castmates, the writers, and the crew for their brilliance, support, and friendship,” she continued.

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