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vastly

[vast-lee, vahst‐] / ˈvæst li, ˈvɑst‐ /


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While he found that “predictions of American decline, at least in the realm of new technologies, are vastly exaggerated,” he also determined that the U.S. no longer reigns unchallenged.

From The Wall Street Journal

Hong Kong signed a deal with the Shanghai Gold Exchange on Monday to foster gold trading, and is planning to vastly expand its storage capacity for the safe-haven asset which hit new highs.

From Barron's

The $35 billion deal vastly expanded its reach and gave the bank one of few card networks that compete with Visa and Mastercard.

From The Wall Street Journal

In terms of absorbing what’s transpiring, it’s vastly superior to the traditional mid‑ field perspective from the press box.

From Los Angeles Times

And Japan and China’s holdings are vastly bigger.

From Barron's