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insanely

adverb as in extremely

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Here is our conversation—on why Blackstone decided to invest in warehouses early on and why WeWork wasn’t entirely insane—lightly edited for clarity.

From Fortune

Here is an excerpt of our conversation—including why WeWork wasn’t entirely insane—lightly edited for clarity.

From Fortune

I smell nothing but cigarette smoke for the last 3 days and it’s driving me insane.

Viruses are contortionists, with an insane ability to flexibly adapt to their hosts—like us.

He was regaling us with insane tales from his time in the Bay Area that included running from riot cops, hanging out with Hells Angels and checking himself into mental institutions for fun, just for the drugs.

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This meant helping to change those insanely large tires and working to repair the vehicles.

Of how incredibly petty the offense can be and how insanely disproportionate the retaliation can be.

The stewed cabbage is insanely tender, vegetable-sweet, and more luxurious than cabbage has a right to be.

First, we tend to have an insanely un-nuanced public debate about abortion even though it is an incredibly nuanced issue.

Wiig is an absolute riot, turning in an insanely-exaggerated, soap opera-on-meth performance.

He was in love, and, being very young, wanted to do something insanely heroic.

Pellegrino Piola's master, insanely jealous of this work of his pupil, rose up in wrath and killed him.

The Brachyderes has a massive proboscis, cut off short; the Balaninus seems to be smoking an insanely long cigarette-holder.

I know myself too well, I am jealous of everything of the past—oh, insanely jealous.

He sounded so concerned, so—the word struck Bart with hysterical humor—so fatherly, that Bart wanted insanely to laugh and to cry.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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