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

His daughter Mary said the family were "immensely proud" of him and his work.

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But later in the 1950s, Caesar’s third show, called “Caesar’s Hour,” had to compete with Lawrence Welk’s vastly popular, and immensely square, show.

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She's since built an "amazing community who love and support Kevin" which has helped the both of them immensely.

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Both Basques and Geordies have a proud local identity and are immensely passionate about their football clubs.

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And, for all the challenging moments, they are immensely grateful for the chance to fulfill their dreams.

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