Associations to the word «Extremely»
Noun
Adjective
- Violent
- Unhealthy
- Handsome
- Eccentric
- Amiable
- Tedious
- Anxious
- Skilled
- Thin
- Arrogant
- Tolerant
- Humid
- Beneficial
- Awkward
- Productive
- Abusive
- Fortunate
- Destructive
- Sophisticated
- Reluctant
- Reliable
- Fruitful
- Interesting
- Fragmented
- Scanty
- Competent
- Clever
- Inexpensive
- Uncommon
- Hospitable
- Enjoyable
- Porous
- Erratic
- Distressed
- Demanding
- Timid
- Contentious
- Prone
- Precise
- Controversial
- Proficient
- Proved
- Robust
- Grateful
- Ingenious
- Rigorous
- Steep
- Depressed
- Abundant
- Careful
- Attentive
- Boring
- Inaccurate
- Amusing
- Gaseous
- Problematic
- Favourable
- Skillful
- Rude
- Harmful
- Naive
- Hostile
- Traumatic
- Impoverished
- Unusual
- Complex
- Loyal
- Ambitious
- Austere
- Limited
- Desirable
- Upset
- Stable
- Zealous
- Advantageous
- Effective
- Mountainous
- Disappointed
- Rapid
- Competitive
- Perilous
- Fast
Wiktionary
EXTREMELY, adverb. (degree) to an extreme degree
EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY, noun. (electronics) The band of radio frequencies from 3 to 30 hertz
Dictionary definition
EXTREMELY, adverb. To a high degree or extent; favorably or with much respect; "highly successful"; "He spoke highly of her"; "does not think highly of his writing"; "extremely interesting".
EXTREMELY, adverb. To an extreme degree; "extremely cold"; "extremely unpleasant".
Wise words
He that hath knowledge spareth his words.