Adverbs of Degree - Adverbs of Extreme Degree

These adverbs are used to indicate that something exists or happens more than is necessary or desirable, such as "too", "extremely", "exceedingly", etc.

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too [adverb]

more than is acceptable, suitable, or necessary

Ex: He was driving too fast down the highway .

extremely [adverb]

to a very great amount or degree

Ex: She is extremely friendly and easily makes new friends .

excessively [adverb]

to an extreme or unreasonable degree

Ex: The noise from the construction site became excessively disruptive .

maximally [adverb]

to the greatest or highest possible degree or extent

Ex: She adjusted the volume maximally to test the speaker 's capacity .

infinitely [adverb]

to an extent or degree that is limitless

Ex: Her patience during challenging times seemed infinitely enduring .

exceedingly [adverb]

to an exceptional or remarkable degree

Ex: Her skills in negotiation were exceedingly effective .

dramatically [adverb]

to a significantly large extent or by a considerable amount

Ex: The project timeline was shortened dramatically with better efficiency .

greatly [adverb]

to a great amount or degree

Ex: The support from the community greatly motivated the volunteers .

hugely [adverb]

to an extensive degree

Ex: The company 's profits increased hugely after the strategic merger .

intensely [adverb]

to a very great or extreme extent or degree

Ex: The heat in the desert sun rose intensely by midday .

immensely [adverb]

to a very great degree

Ex: The actor 's performance was immensely praised by critics and audiences .

profusely [adverb]

in a manner involving a large amount of something

Ex: The speaker thanked the audience profusely for their warm reception .

enormously [adverb]

to a great or vast degree

Ex: The CEO 's decision impacted the organization enormously .

overly [adverb]

to an excessive degree

Ex: The regulations were considered overly restrictive by the business owners .

epically [adverb]

in a manner that is heroic or impressive

Ex: The novel unfolds epically , spanning multiple generations and storylines .

exponentially [adverb]

in a way that increases more and more rapidly over time

Ex: Technology is evolving exponentially , reshaping how we live and work .

abundantly [adverb]

to a very great or clear extent

Ex: His guilt was abundantly demonstrated by the surveillance footage .

massively [adverb]

to a large extent or degree

Ex: The project was massively over budget .

beastly [adverb]

to an extreme or intense degree, often in a negative or unfavorable way

Ex: I was beastly tired after walking for miles .

monumentally [adverb]

in a manner that is of very high significance or scale

Ex: The stage was monumentally designed for the opening ceremony .

immeasurably [adverb]

to a degree that cannot be measured

Ex: The impact of the scientific discovery was immeasurably significant .

inordinately [adverb]

to an excessively or unusually high degree

Ex: The workload assigned to the team was inordinately heavy for the timeframe .

tremendously [adverb]

to a large amount, intensity, or degree

Ex: His attitude changed tremendously after the accident .

staggeringly [adverb]

to an astonishing or overwhelming degree

Ex: The success of the product launch exceeded expectations staggeringly .

profoundly [adverb]

to an extreme or total degree, especially used in medical contexts

Ex: He is profoundly allergic to peanuts and carries an EpiPen at all times .

Adverbs of Degree
Adverbs of Large Amount	Adverbs of High Extent	Adverbs of Undesirable High Extent	Adverbs of Extreme Degree
Adverbs of Full Degree	Adverbs of Medium Degree	Adverbs of Low Degree