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fabulously

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Synonyms & Antonyms of fabulously

to a great degree

our fabulously wealthy neighbors

Synonyms for fabulously

achingly,
almighty,
archly,
awful,
awfully,
badly,
beastly,
blisteringly,
bone,
colossally,
corking,
cracking,
damn,
damned,
dang,
deadly,
desperately,
eminently,
enormously,
especially,
ever,
exceedingly
(also exceeding),
extra,
extremely,
fantastically,
far,
fiercely,
filthy,
frightfully,
full,
greatly,
heavily,
highly,
hugely,
immensely,
incredibly,
intensely,
jolly,
majorly,
mightily,
mighty,
monstrous
[chiefly dialect],
mortally,
most,
much,
particularly,
passing,
rattling,
real,
really,
right,
roaring,
roaringly,
seriously,
severely,
so,
sore,
sorely,
spanking,
specially,
stinking,
such,
super,
supremely,
surpassingly,
terribly,
that,
thumping,
too,
unco,
uncommonly,
vastly,
very,
vitally,
way,
whacking,
wicked,
wildly

Words Related to fabulously

absolutely,
altogether,
completely,
downright,
entirely,
flat-out,
fully,
positively,
purely,
radically,
thoroughly,
totally,
utterly,
wholly

deeply,
profoundly

exceptionally,
notably,
remarkably

considerably,
extensively,
significantly,
substantially

appreciably,
discernibly,
markedly,
noticeably,
obviously,
palpably,
plainly,
visibly

abundantly,
plentifully

astronomically,
grandly,
monstrously,
monumentally

excessively,
obscenely,
overmuch

amazingly,
astonishingly,
staggeringly

Phrases Synonymous with fabulously

a lot,
as all get-out,
good and

Near Antonyms for fabulously

meagerly,
scantily

barely,
hardly,
just,
marginally,
minimally,
scarcely

Antonyms for fabulously

little,
negligibly,
nominally,
slightly,
somewhat

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Thesaurus Entries Near fabulously

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fabulously

fabulousness

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“Fabulously.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/fabulously. Accessed 17 May. 2022.

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