Extremely Sentences
"Extremely" is an adverb used to describe something to a very high degree or intensity. e.g., The weather today is extremely cold.
How to use Extremely in a sentence
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Extremely Sentences
The puzzle is extremely challenging.
It's extremely hot outside today.
The ice cream was extremely delicious.
The water was extremely clear.
The flowers smell extremely fragrant.
I find him extremely helpful.
I'm extremely proud of you.
He was extremely tired after the game.
The movie was extremely long.
I am extremely grateful for your help.
The sea was extremely calm.
She is extremely talented in drawing.
That ride was extremely fun.
The show was extremely entertaining.
The car is extremely fast.
The soup is extremely hot.
The house is extremely old.
He's extremely good at basketball.
The hike was extremely tiring.
The test was extremely easy for her.
The novel was extremely engaging.
The computer is extremely expensive.
The fruit is extremely juicy.
The teacher is extremely strict.
The music was extremely loud.
The solution was extremely simple.
She was extremely sad to leave.
The room is extremely messy.
That joke was extremely funny.
She danced extremely gracefully.
The dish was extremely spicy.
The wind blew extremely strongly.
I'm extremely lucky to have met you.
The chocolate is extremely creamy.
I'm extremely excited for the trip.
The mountain is extremely high.
It's extremely difficult to solve.
The dog barked extremely loudly.
She sang the song extremely well.
The ride was extremely bumpy.
It's extremely cold in the morning.
The cake was extremely sweet.
The winter here is extremely harsh.
The story was extremely interesting.
The game was extremely close.
The shirt is extremely colorful.
It's extremely rare to see that animal here.
The ice was extremely slippery.
The lion roared extremely loudly.
She is extremely kind to everyone.
Extremely Definitions
"Extremely" expresses emphasis or exaggeration.
I am extremely tired.
"Extremely" indicates a very high degree of something.
It's extremely windy today.
"Extremely" suggests exceeding usual bounds or limits.
The task was extremely difficult.
"Extremely" intensifies the adjective or adverb it modifies.
She's extremely intelligent.
"Extremely" denotes something that's beyond what's ordinary or usual.
The gem is extremely rare.
"Extremely" highlights a notable or remarkable degree.
The show was extremely popular.
Extremely Idioms & Phrases
Extremely over the moon
To be very happy or thrilled.
He was extremely over the moon about his promotion.
Extremely out of sorts
To be in a very bad mood.
She's been extremely out of sorts since the morning.
Extremely under the weather
Feeling very ill or unwell.
I'm feeling extremely under the weather today.
Extremely down in the dumps
Feeling very sad or depressed.
After the news, she felt extremely down in the dumps.
Extremely on point
Perfect or exactly right.
Her analysis was extremely on point.
Extremely on edge
To be very nervous or anxious.
He was extremely on edge before the interview.
Extremely close to home
A matter that affects someone personally.
The topic hits extremely close to home for her.
Extremely off the mark
Very incorrect or far from what is expected.
His guess was extremely off the mark.
Extremely overboard
Doing something excessively.
He went extremely overboard with the party preparations.
Extremely over the top
Exaggerated or more than what is considered normal.
The decorations were extremely over the top.
Extremely out of the blue
Very unexpected.
The news came extremely out of the blue.
Extremely up in the air
Very uncertain.
The plans for the trip are extremely up in the air.
Extremely through the roof
At a very high level.
The demand for the product is extremely through the roof.
Extremely down to earth
Being very humble or grounded.
Despite her fame, she's extremely down to earth.
Extremely off the grid
Being very detached from society or technology.
He lives extremely off the grid in the mountains.
Extremely out of line
Behaving very inappropriately.
His comments were extremely out of line.
Extremely off the record
Information given unofficially.
What he told me was extremely off the record.
Extremely in the red
Incurring a lot of debt or losing a lot of money.
The company is extremely in the red this quarter.
Extremely in the limelight
Receiving a lot of public attention.
The actress is extremely in the limelight these days.
Extremely on the fence
Very undecided.
He's extremely on the fence about the job offer.
Common Curiosities
What is the root word of Extremely?
The root word of "Extremely" is "Extreme."
What part of speech is Extremely?
"Extremely" is an adverb.
What is the pronunciation of Extremely?
"Extremely" is pronounced as /ɪkˈstriːmli/.
Which vowel is used before Extremely?
There isn't a specific vowel that always comes before "Extremely" in a sentence.
Why is it called Extremely?
It's called "Extremely" because it emphasizes the high degree or intensity of an adjective or other adverb.
What is the verb form of Extremely?
There isn't a verb form of "Extremely" as it's an adverb. The related verb would be "to extremize" which isn't commonly used.
What is another term for Extremely?
Another term for "Extremely" is "Very."
What is the opposite of Extremely?
The opposite could be "Slightly" or "Mildly."
How is Extremely used in a sentence?
"Extremely" is used to modify adjectives or other adverbs to show high intensity or degree, e.g., "The cake was extremely delicious."
Which preposition is used with Extremely?
Prepositions are not specifically tied to adverbs. "Extremely" can be used with various prepositions depending on the sentence.
How many syllables are in Extremely?
"Extremely" has three syllables.
Which determiner is used with Extremely?
"Extremely" does not typically require a determiner as it's an adverb.
Is Extremely a collective noun?
No, "Extremely" is not a collective noun.
Is Extremely a negative or positive word?
"Extremely" is neutral; it can intensify both negative and positive adjectives.
Is Extremely a countable noun?
"Extremely" is not a noun, so it's not countable.
Is the word Extremely is imperative?
No, "Extremely" is not in the imperative form.
Is the word “Extremely” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
"Extremely" is an adverb and typically doesn't function as a direct or indirect object.
Which article is used with Extremely?
"Extremely" is an adverb and typically doesn't require an article.
Is Extremely an abstract noun?
No, "Extremely" is not an abstract noun.
Is Extremely a vowel or consonant?
"Extremely" is a word, not a single letter, so it contains both vowels and consonants.
Is the Extremely term a metaphor?
No, "Extremely" by itself is not a metaphor.
How do we divide Extremely into syllables?
"Extremely" can be divided as Ex-treme-ly.
What is a stressed syllable in Extremely?
The stressed syllable in "Extremely" is "treme."
What is the singular form of Extremely?
"Extremely" is an adverb and doesn't have singular or plural forms.
What is the plural form of Extremely?
Not applicable, as "Extremely" is an adverb.
Which conjunction is used with Extremely?
"Extremely" can be used with various conjunctions such as "and," "but," "because," depending on the sentence.
Is Extremely a noun or adjective?
"Extremely" is an adverb.
Is Extremely an adverb?
Yes, "Extremely" is an adverb.
Is the word Extremely is Gerund?
No, "Extremely" is not a gerund.
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