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highly
[ hahy-lee ]
adverb
- in or to a high degree; extremely:
highly amusing; highly seasoned food.
- with high appreciation or praise; admiringly:
to speak highly of a person.
- more than adequately; generously:
a highly paid consultant.
highly
/ ˈɪɪ /
adverb
- (intensifier)
highly pleased
highly disappointed
- with great approbation or favour
we spoke highly of it
- in a high position
placed highly in class
- at or for a high price or cost
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
In a highly critical report, the independent Climate Change Committee says progress is "either too slow, has stalled, or is heading in the wrong direction".
Union members said the reliance on contractors has been particularly apparent in healthcare, where they said that vacancies are temporarily filled by highly paid contract workers.
While Sciver-Brunt's record when stepping in as captain is positive, two of the three defeats have come in highly pressurised situations, again highlighting England's lack of structure without Knight.
But presenting unhappiness over a company-related matter on the air in front of a viewing audience of millions is highly unusual.
A union spokesperson said: "Hundreds of highly skilled Spirit workers are facing an uncertain future. The UK government must now intervene to secure not just the workers but the future of Northern Ireland aerospace."
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