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vastly

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


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But can you and I say, with absolute certainty, that we would have felt differently or behaved with vastly greater integrity?

From Salon

In a procession, the ruthless Springboks outmuscled their vastly inferior opponents with a devastating display.

From BBC

IPv6 uses longer strings of letters and numbers, creating vastly more unique combinations: a number that would be rendered as 34 followed by 37 zeros.

From The Wall Street Journal

Robin lives in a vastly different world than her own sister, although they are practically in adjacent zip codes.

From The Wall Street Journal

But federal agents, under pressure to meet arrest quotas, have vastly widened their net, targeting public-facing workplaces that pay low wages.

From Los Angeles Times