highly
From Middle English 'highli', related to 'high'
ADV
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[/ˈhaɪli/en-US]
very
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extremely
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exceptionally
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incredibly
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significantly
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substantially
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crucially
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(Aspects of 'highly' may not directly resonate in certain contexts; varying translations depend heavily on usage.)
The adverb highly is used to express a high degree or level of something. It emphasizes intensity and is often used in formal contexts. For example, 'highly' is frequently found in academic or professional writing to elevate the importance of the subject being described. Its intuitive synonyms include very, extremely, and exceptionally.
- She is a highly skilled professional in her field. — 彼女は自分の分野で高度に熟練した専門家です。
- The research was highly regarded by peers. — その研究は仲間から非常に評価されました。
- He spoke highly of the team's efforts. — 彼はチームの努力を大いに称賛しました。
- This book is highly recommended for students. — この本は学生に強く推薦されています。
- The event was a highly anticipated occasion. — そのイベントは非常に待望されていました。
register: formal