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Yes; if the "ly" ending didn't give it away, it's used to modify adjectives: considerably larger, considerably cheaper, etc.

"Considerably" is an adverb.
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Yes; if the "ly" ending didn't give it away, it's used to modify adjectives: considerably larger, considerably cheaper, etc.

"Considerably" is an adverb.
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Glasses vary very considerably in size.

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The Runic alphabets were used by various Germanic peoples until about700- 750 AD, when most of them adopted the Roman alphabet. It remained in use in Sweden for considerably longer. in other words it was the Vikings writing system

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