adv.
- In a terrible manner: terribly wounded.
- Extremely; very I'm terribly sorry.
- To a great extent; very much: Would you mind terribly if I opened the window?
Dictionary:
ter·ri·bly (tĕr'ə-blē)
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| Antonyms: terribly |
| Word Tutor: terribly |
It is easy - terribly easy - to shake a man's faith in himself.
— George Bernard Shaw, Source: Candida
| WordNet: terribly |
The adverb has 2 meanings:
Meaning #1:
(informal) used as intensifiers, as in"terribly interesting"
Synonyms: awfully, awful, frightfully
Meaning #2:
in a terrible manner
Synonyms: atrociously, awfully, abominably, abysmally, rottenly
Derived from adjective: terrible (meaning #2)
| dreadfully | |
| horribly | |
| Propper-Seton, Cynthia (Quotes By) |
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