How do you use immensely in a sentence?
How do you use immensely in a sentence?
- He was immensely attractive to women, onscreen and offscreen.
- She looked immensely relieved when she heard the news.
- Champagne wines became immensely popular in the 18th century.
- I enjoyed myself at the party immensely.
- I found it immensely rewarding working with the less able children.
What’s another word for immensely?
What is another word for immensely?
| extremely | highly |
|---|---|
| truly | uncommonly |
| unusually | vastly |
| awfully | decidedly |
| especially | excessively |
What does immense mean in reading?
1 : marked by greatness especially in size or degree especially : transcending ordinary means of measurement the immense universe. 2 : supremely good.
What is the opposite of benevolent?
There is also one more familiar velle descendant: malevolent is the antonym of benevolent, and describes one who is disposed to doing ill instead of good.
What is the opposite of a wish?
Antonyms: resent, begrudge. Synonyms: want, compliments, regard, wishing, indirect request. wish(verb)
What is another way to say best wishes?
What is another word for best wishes?
| sincerely | regards |
|---|---|
| kindest regards | kind regards |
| respectfully | yours faithfully |
| best regards | sincerely yours |
| yours sincerely | yours truly |
How do you express good wishes?
GOOD WISHES FOR EXAMS
- Be confident and knock them dead. All the best.
- Good luck for your exams. I’ll keep my fingers crossed.
- I wish you all the best for your exam. You’re going to make it.
- I wish you good luck for your exam. Give it your best.
- Don’t let the stress get under your skin. Ace your exams. Good luck!