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drastically
[dras-tik-lee]
adverb
so as to have a thorough or far-reaching effect; profoundly or radically.
Our everyday lives have been drastically altered by the huge number of innovations in medicine, transportation, communications, and more.
extremely.
This school should be merged with others in the same locality, as the number of students studying here is drastically low.
Word History and Origins
Origin of drastically1
Example Sentences
If they made his eyes or his mouth too small or if they tried to drastically reshape his head with more naturalism in mind, he quickly lost his personality.
Since assuming office, the president has drastically reduced illegal crossings at the US-Mexico border to historically low levels.
But afterward, the amount and quality of their coding was drastically reduced, Van Belle said.
"Our ability to predict the impact of climate change and mitigate against it could be drastically reduced. If we turn off this early warning system it is a frightening prospect".
For 2025, the Trump administration so far hasn’t approved any money in either country, forcing the organization to drastically slash food programs.
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