Yes; if the "ly" ending didn't give it away, it's used to modify adjectives: considerably larger, considerably cheaper, etc.
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Glasses vary very considerably in size.
Glasses vary very considerably in size.
Glasses vary very considerably in size.
Glasses vary very considerably in size.
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We are considerably older than our children.
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Consideration is the noun.
Considerable is the verb.
Considerably is the adverb.
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Apples vary very considerably in size, but four to a kilogram is possible.
Apples vary very considerably in size, but four to a kilogram is possible.
Apples vary very considerably in size, but four to a kilogram is possible.
Apples vary very considerably in size, but four to a kilogram is possible.
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Brunei are part of the continent of Asia and Oceania considerably.
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The noun consideration is related to the verb consider and the adjectives considerate and considerable. These have the adverb forms considerately (in a manner showing consideration) and considerably, which instead means to a substantially greater extent (e.g. considerably larger or considerably colder).
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The thymus gland is an organ that regresses considerably with age. It plays a key role in the development of the immune system, but it begins to shrink and lose function starting in early adulthood.
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If you are talking about the US, then Melbourne is considerably closer to the US state of Hawaii than Africa. If you are talking about the continent, then Melbourne is considerably closer to Africa.
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3 over 125 is a number considerably smaller than 1. To the nearest thousands, it is zero.
3 over 125 is a number considerably smaller than 1. To the nearest thousands, it is zero.
3 over 125 is a number considerably smaller than 1. To the nearest thousands, it is zero.
3 over 125 is a number considerably smaller than 1. To the nearest thousands, it is zero.
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its resistence considerably decreases
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His countenance changed considerably as he was hearkening to the announcement.
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The opposite of slightly is considerably, greatly, wholly or completely.
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All I can think of is 'considered' used appropriately.
Maybe, considerably.
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To use the adverb, considerably, requires considering or comparing two things; for example, you would say "she is considerably more experienced in playing ping pong than badminton."
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No, it will lighten considerably though.
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Medicaid is administered by the States; salaries vary considerably.
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The height varies considerably from one castle to another
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