To a high degree; with strength or intensity of the experience or quality predicated; greatly… Modifying a verb expressing a state or condition…

To a great extent or degree, much. Also in so, too fele.

gen. In the positive degree.

At or to a high degree or level; to a great extent; greatly, intensely; extremely, very.

At or to a high degree, level, or standing; to a great extent, greatly. Also: forcibly; strongly.

To a great extent, in a great degree; extensively, exceedingly; highly; much, very. Modifying verbs and participles.

Greatly. Obsolete.

To a great extent, in a great degree; extensively, exceedingly; highly; much, very; = greatly, adv. 1. Modifying verbs. Obsolete.

To a great degree or extent; with great force.

With deep feeling, emotion, etc.; in a high degree, profoundly, intensely, extremely.

Modifying an adjective or adverb: (now colloquial, chiefly North American and British regional) very; greatly; extremely.

With great force, decisiveness, conviction, etc.; to a great degree or extent; strongly, relentlessly, earnestly; spec. (with reference to drinking)…

Directly modifying the verb: powerfully, strongly; very greatly. rare.

To a great extent; greatly, very much.

In a great degree; greatly, considerably, very much, a great deal. Also (occasionally): entirely, perfectly. Obsolete.

= greatly, adv. 1a.

Furiously, with excessive violence or enthusiasm; to the point of madness. Now usually in weakened sense, as an intensifier: greatly, excessively…

To a great extent or degree; thoroughly, intensely, extremely.

To a high degree; with strength or intensity of the experience or quality predicated; greatly, exceedingly. Modifying a non-participial adjective.

Pretty much, pretty well; greatly, to a considerable degree; nearly, almost.

= shrewdly, adv. (for which, in some instances, it may be a misprint).

plural in same sense. Cf. the like use of ‘lots’.

As adv. Extremely, intensely. Obsolete.

To a great extent; in a high degree.

Keenly, sharply (in respect of feeling); (also) heavily.

= mightily, adv.

To a high degree, to a great extent; greatly, very much. Now chiefly colloquial.

In intensive or emphatic use: to a great extent or degree; extremely.

In a high degree, intensely. Now rare.

To a high degree, to a great extent; greatly, very much. Now chiefly colloquial.

Violently. Obsolete.

To a significant degree or extent.

In a very high degree; very greatly, strongly, or deeply; violently, vehemently; extremely.

Exceedingly, very much; to a great degree or extent. Obsolete.

Intensely, immensely. Obsolete.

Very. Also in weaker sense: considerably, ‘pretty’. a gey few = a good few at few, adj. pron.n. phrases 1c.

In a manner to cause sadness; lamentably, grievously, deplorably.

colloquial and regional (chiefly U.S. and Caribbean). As an intensifier: a great deal, to a high degree; very, very much, extremely.

In an important or high degree; intensely, powerfully. rare.

Amply, greatly; considerably, significantly; = substantially, adv. 3.

With need, want, etc.: greatly, very much.

To or at an advanced point of progress. figurative with reference to progressive action or condition: To a great length or degree. to go far to…

To a large or heavy amount.

As an intensifier: to a serious or considerable extent; very, extremely, truly. Cf. sense A. 3c, seriously, adv.2 2c. Now regional or slang.

To a significant extent; considerably; notably.

In weakened use with verbs of estimation and desire: greatly, very much.

Used for emphasis: confoundedly, extremely, very.

Greatly; to a major degree.

So as to sizzle. Used to give emphasis to expressions of warmth, intensity, etc.

colloquial (originally U.S.). As an intensifier, modifying an adjective: really, very.

As an intensifier: too, very, extremely, much. Also in weakened use (cf. fucking, adv.).