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21marvellously — adverb (used as an intensifier) extremely well her voice is superbly disciplined the colors changed wondrously slowly • Syn: ↑wonderfully, ↑wondrous, ↑wondrously, ↑superbly, ↑toppingly, ↑ …
22marvelously — adverb (used as an intensifier) extremely well (Freq. 1) her voice is superbly disciplined the colors changed wondrously slowly • Syn: ↑wonderfully, ↑wondrous, ↑wondrously, ↑superbly, ↑ …
23superbly — adverb (used as an intensifier) extremely well (Freq. 2) her voice is superbly disciplined the colors changed wondrously slowly • Syn: ↑wonderfully, ↑wondrous, ↑wondrously, ↑toppingly, ↑ …
24toppingly — adverb (used as an intensifier) extremely well her voice is superbly disciplined the colors changed wondrously slowly • Syn: ↑wonderfully, ↑wondrous, ↑wondrously, ↑superbly, ↑marvellously, ↑ …
25wonderfully — adverb (used as an intensifier) extremely well (Freq. 3) her voice is superbly disciplined the colors changed wondrously slowly • Syn: ↑wondrous, ↑wondrously, ↑superbly, ↑toppingly, ↑ …
26wondrously — adverb (used as an intensifier) extremely well (Freq. 4) her voice is superbly disciplined the colors changed wondrously slowly • Syn: ↑wonderfully, ↑wondrous, ↑superbly, ↑toppingly, ↑ …
27-ally — adverb suffix Etymology: 1 al + ly ly II < terrifically > in adverbs formed from adjectives in ic with no alternative form in ical …
28terrific — adjective Etymology: Latin terrificus, from terrēre to frighten Date: 1667 1. a. very bad ; frightful b. exciting or fit to excite fear or awe < a terrific thunderstorm > 2. extraordinary < terrific speed …
29Back to the Future — This article is about the first film in the trilogy. For the trilogy as a whole, see Back to the Future trilogy. Back to the Future …
30Irony — Ironic redirects here. For the song, see Ironic (song). For other uses, see irony (disambiguation). A Stop sign ironically defaced with a beseechment not to deface stop signs Irony (from the Ancient Greek εἰρωνεία eirōneía, meaning dissimulation… …
