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View usage for: terribly in British English (ˈtɛrəblɪ) adverb2. (intensifier) you're terribly kind terribly in American English (ˈtɛrəbli) adverb2. extremely; very a terribly funny man Examples of 'terribly' in a sentenceterribly It made me realise it was terribly important to people that we are happy together and a very solid partnership.Both victims must have suffered terribly.Inside, the teenage you is terribly hurt at being pushed aside.Winning is not terribly important, although it does improve the atmosphere.A siesta is terribly important.The sitcom was usually neither a believable situation nor terribly funny.It plays terribly well in focus groups.So why care terribly much about keeping them sweet?It hurts terribly to lose like we did.We are terribly sorry for your loss.Because it is neither elite nor terribly much to do with proper sport.It also hurts terribly to walk or bend over.Instead they must feel terribly hurt that the system let them down.It may be a terribly important village.Choosing that moment to cheat hurt her terribly and badly dented the trust in your relationship.It is terribly important he is his own man.There will be some players who complain and no one is saying it is terribly comfortable to play out there.And he suffered terribly over the acts of social renunciation that had made elephants he loved so unhappy with him.None seem to be terribly sorry.Tell your partner that you understand her need to put herself first for a while but that your son is suffering terribly.They were terribly funny, like comedy in stereo.He often stands in line and greets the guests, which is terribly funny.We may have won, but we played terribly.You reach a stage where you don't get terribly excited about much anymore.Well, we are all terribly sorry about that.At times the show just wasn't terribly funny.People can't get awards when they play so terribly. Synonyms of 'terribly'very much, greatly, very, much extremely, very, much, greatly badly, poorly, dreadfully, incompetently More Synonyms of terribly In other languagesterribly British English: terribly / ˈtɛrəblɪ/ ADVERB Terribly means in an extremely bad manner. My son has suffered terribly. - American English: terribly
- Arabic: بِشَكْلٍ مُرَوِّع
- Brazilian Portuguese: terrivelmente
- Chinese: 十分
- Croatian: grozno
- Czech: hrozně
- Danish: frygteligt
- Dutch: vreselijk
- European Spanish: terriblemente
- Finnish: kauhean
- French: affreusement
- German: schrecklich
- Greek: τρομερά
- Italian: terribilmente
- Japanese: ひどく
- Korean: 무섭게
- Norwegian: grusomt
- Polish: strasznie
- European Portuguese: terrivelmente
- Romanian: îngrozitor
- Russian: ужасно
- Latin American Spanish: terriblemente
- Swedish: fruktansvärt
- Thai: อย่างเลวร้าย
- Turkish: aşırı derecede
- Ukrainian: жахливо
- Vietnamese: rất tệ
Chinese translation of 'terribly' adv - (= very)
非常 (fēicháng) - (= very badly)
差劲(勁)地 (chàjìn de)
He has suffered terribly in losing his best friend. Synonyms very much very much dreadfully seriously extremely gravely thoroughly decidedly awfully (informal) exceedingly I'm terribly sorry to bother you at this hour. Synonyms greatly desperately thoroughly decidedly We played terribly that day, and didn't deserve to win. Synonyms badly incompetently appallingly dismally pitifully abysmally atrociously diabolically (informal) inexpertly execrably Additional synonymsDefinition very That caramel looks awfully good. Synonyms very, extremely, terribly, exceptionally, quite, very much, seriously (informal), greatly, immensely, exceedingly, excessively, dreadfullyDefinition in an unpleasant way I played awfully, and there are no excuses. Synonyms badly, woefully, dreadfully, inadequately, disgracefully, wretchedly, unforgivably, shoddily, reprehensibly, disreputably a man who was desperately ill with cancer Synonyms gravely, badly, seriously, severely, dangerously, perilously - terrain
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Additional synonymsHe looks dreadfully ill. Synonyms extremely, very, terribly, greatly, badly, deeply, very much, desperately, exceptionally, immensely, tremendously, awfully (informal), exceedingly, excessivelyShe has behaved dreadfully. Synonyms terribly, badly, horribly, awfully, alarmingly, woefully, appallingly, wickedly, shockingly, frightfully, disgracefully, horrendously, monstrously, wretchedly, abysmally, unforgivably, reprehensibly, disreputably Definition very It was an exceedingly difficult decision to make. Synonyms extremely, very, highly, greatly, especially, hugely, seriously (informal), vastly, unusually, enormously, exceptionally, extraordinarily, excessively, superlatively, inordinately, to a fault, to the nth degree, surpassingly People would benefit greatly from a pollution-free vehicle. Synonyms very much, much, hugely, vastly, extremely, highly, seriously (informal), notably, considerably, remarkably, enormously, immensely, tremendously, markedly, powerfully, exceedingly, mightily, abundantly, by much, by leaps and bounds, to the nth degree Definition considerably My hairstyle has never changed much. Synonyms greatly, a lot, considerably, decidedly, exceedingly, appreciablyDefinition badly poorly built houses Synonyms badly, incompetently, inadequately, crudely, inferiorly, unsuccessfully, insufficiently, shabbily, unsatisfactorily, inexpertly one of the first seriously wealthy rock-star landowners Synonyms very, really, extremely, particularly, truly, remarkably, unusually, decidedly, exceedingly, excessively, eminently, uncommonlyDefinition used to add emphasis to adjectives and adverbs that are able to be graded I am very grateful to you for all your help. Synonyms extremely, highly, greatly, really, deeply, particularly, seriously (informal), truly, absolutely, terribly, remarkably, unusually, jolly (British), wonderfully, profoundly, decidedly, awfully (informal), acutely, exceedingly, excessively, noticeably, eminently, superlatively, uncommonly, surpassingly, v |