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Adverbs of Degree - Adverbs of Full Degree

These adverbs show that something exists or happens to the maximum possible degree. The include "completely", "absolutely", "fully", etc.

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Categorized English Adverbs of Degree
absolutely

to a full or complete degree, without restriction

[Adverb]
completely

to the greatest amount or extent possible

[Adverb]
utterly

(used for emphasis) to the fullest degree or extent

[Adverb]
fully

to the highest extent or capacity

[Adverb]
totally

to the full amount or degree

[Adverb]
entirely

to the fullest or complete degree

[Adverb]
quite

to the highest degree

[Adverb]
dead

to an absolute or complete extent

[Adverb]
plain

used to emphasize the degree or extent of a quality or action

[Adverb]
supremely

to the highest or utmost degree

[Adverb]
radically

to an extreme or complete degree

[Adverb]
perfectly

used to emphasize something

[Adverb]
downright

absolute, complete, or unequivocal in its nature or extent

[Adjective]
outright

completely or entirely

[Adverb]
altogether

entirely, completely, and without exception

[Adverb]
mainly

more than any other thing

[Adverb]
mostly

in a manner that indicates the majority of something is in a certain condition or of a certain type

[Adverb]
predominantly

in a manner that consists mostly of a specific kind, quality, etc.

[Adverb]
largely

to a great extent

[Adverb]
principally

used to indicate a primary or fundamental role or focus

[Adverb]
chiefly

in a way that refers to the main and defining attributes or aspects of something

[Adverb]
majorly

to a significant degree

[Adverb]
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