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extremely

[ik-streem-lee] / ɪkˈstrim li /


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Gains made by the billionaire class, the very top 0.1% of households and a subset of the 1%, have eclipsed the merely extremely rich.

From The Wall Street Journal

That means mapping the many possible routes electricity takes through the sky, which is extremely challenging.

From Science Daily

At Dujancourt's last catwalk in September, several models arrived extremely late, held up by another show.

From Barron's

Meta couldn’t comment on the call for a probe, but said it takes an extremely strong stance against nonconsensual intimate imagery, which it removes when detected.

From The Wall Street Journal

Another said she was an "extremely intelligent, innovative thinker".

From BBC