terrifically
adverb
uk/təˈrɪf.ɪ.kəl.i/us/təˈrɪf.ɪ.kəl.i/terrificallyadverb(EXTREMELY)
extremely:
极度地She's a terrificallytalentedactor.她是一个极具天赋的演员。
- Her othersonis incollegeat Georgetown, and he's doing terrifically well.
- He's got a terrificallydifficultjob.
- He's terrificallyknowledgeableaboutart.
- We are terrificallyproudof her.
- We're all terrificallydisappointed.
- London is a terrificallyexpensiveplacetorunarestaurant.
Linguistics: very & extreme
- abjectly
- abundantly
- beyond
- biblical
- blankly
- completely
- desperately
- extreme
- highly
- jolly
- positive
- rank
- raving
- screamingly
- smack
- spectacularly
- such
- terrible
- unutterably
- wonderfully
terrificallyadverb(VERY GOOD)
in anextremelygood way:
We get on terrifically.
See
terrific
- Andourmilitaryperformedterrifically there.
- We weren'tentirelysureit wouldworkand no one was thatoptimistic, and then itendedupworkingterrifically.
- Helooksafter himself terrifically and he has always beenblessedwithgreatnaturalfitness.
- Wearguedverystronglyand there weretimeswhen we got on terrifically.
- Theyplayedit terrifically.
Extremely good
- admirable
- amazing
- amazingly
- ask forsomeone
- award-winning
- divine
- first-rate
- five-star
- gold-plated
- gourmet
- greatness
- high-class
- keen
- shining
- sock
- splendid
- splendidly
- stellar
- stupendously
- wonderfully