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terribly

[ter-uh-blee] / ˈtɛr ə bli /


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Domestically, it is also notable that while the economy continues to outperform, and the labor market remains broadly resilient to layoffs, consumers aren’t feeling terribly buoyant.

From Barron's

While she wasn’t terribly concerned with the right to vote, she was fiery about a woman’s right to financial independence.

From The Wall Street Journal

For now, know that your father and I miss you terribly, but I am grateful you are getting to have this experience.

From Literature

In a statement shared on Sunday by his agent Sharon Henry, Martin's family described him as a father and friend who "supported us through our highs and lows", adding they would "miss him terribly".

From BBC

This is a short question, but an important one: Is it terribly reckless to cancel homeowner’s insurance?

From MarketWatch