In a huge manner; very greatly, extremely; immensely, vastly, enormously.

Hugely, immensely. Obsolete.

Enormously, monstrously. Also in Scots Law (cf. enorm lesion at enorm, adj. 3b).

= monstrously, adv.

In a massive manner or form. Later also in weakened sense: on a vast scale, to a very great extent; extremely, intensely.

To an extraordinarily large degree; extremely, hugely, vastly. Frequently as an intensifier, and in later use hyperbolical.

Hyperbolically for: a great quantity or number, a vast amount. Now colloquial. Used adverbially, usually in singular as a world: by a great deal…

hugely.

In an immense degree; immeasurably, infinitely; very greatly, vastly, hugely: in colloquial use often a hyperbolical intensitive = exceedingly, to…

Immensely; to an extent or degree not readily grasped or estimated.

very greatly or forcibly, hugely, immensely.

as adv. Hugely, immensely. Obsolete.

In a gigantic manner or degree; after the manner or proportions of a giant; enormously.

adv. = vastly, adv. Now dialect.

as adv. Hugely, immensely.

(a) literal; (b) colloquial very, exceedingly.

To a vast extent; vastly, hugely, prodigiously.

all-powerfully.

as adv. Immensely. Obsolete slang.

In a colossal manner; on a colossal scale; hugely; greatly.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Great, huge; powerful, impressive. Also occasionally as an intensifier, following big.

To a monumental degree; greatly, extremely.

In a pyramidical manner or shape; pyramidally.

figurative. Greatly, colossally (cf. pyramidal, adj. 2b). Obsolete. rare.

To a vast extent or degree; hugely, immensely.