Synonyms of hugely

hugely

adverb

1

as in extremely

to a great degree

hugely mistaken about the character of the people he had rented the house to

Synonyms & Similar Words

• extremely
• incredibly
• very
• terribly
• highly
• too
• so
• badly
• severely
• really
• greatly
• damned
• damn
• far
• wildly
• seriously
• intensely
• heavily
• desperately
• much
• most
• super
• immensely
• especially
• jolly
• particularly
• exceptionally
• that
• fantastically
• awfully
• enormously
• fiercely
• such
• fabulously
• supremely
• exceedingly
• full
• absolutely
• vitally
• mighty
• vastly
• specially
• real
• totally
• remarkably
• utterly
• frightfully
• eminently
• uncommonly
• extra
• awful
• completely
• thoroughly
• colossally
• deeply
• mortally
• way
• good and
• achingly
• majorly
• surpassingly
• positively
• sore
• wicked
• sorely
• passing
• deadly
• significantly
• entirely
• archly
• mightily
• cracking
• a lot
• roaringly
• rattling
• beastly
• roaring
• wholly
• bone
• monstrous
• blisteringly
• considerably
• almighty
• thumping
• whacking
• ever
• noticeably
• dang
• profoundly
• radically
• filthy
• fully
• spanking
• visibly
• downright
• substantially
• obviously
• unco
• corking
• notably
• stinking
• markedly
• right
• purely
• extensively
• as all get-out
• palpably
• flat-out
• monumentally
• appreciably
• excessively
• abundantly
• altogether
• discernibly
• obscenely
• astronomically
• amazingly
• astonishingly
• plentifully
• staggeringly
• plainly
• monstrously
• grandly
• overmuch

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• somewhat
• slightly
• little
• nominally
• negligibly
• just
• hardly
• marginally
• barely
• scarcely
• minimally
• meagerly
• scantily

2

as in highly

to a large extent or degree

this donation has added hugely to the library's collection of music manuscripts

Synonyms & Similar Words

• highly
• greatly
• considerably
• much
• utterly
• significantly
• tremendously
• massively
• enormously
• broadly
• largely
• extensively
• vastly
• monumentally
• staggeringly
• astronomically
• noticeably
• monstrously
• stupendously
• colossally
• a lot
• big-time
• sizably
• no end
• appreciably
• by half
• abundantly
• amply
• copiously
• plentifully
• healthily

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• slightly
• little
• nominally
• modestly
• negligibly
• hardly
• just
• minutely
• scarcely
• barely
• minimally
• microscopically
• imperceptibly
• fractionally
• insignificantly
• infinitesimally
• invisibly

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of hugely

But to play two knockout matches without conceding even a sniff of a chance is hugely impressive — especially considering Deschamps hasn’t compromised on his unusually daring approach of using four proper attackers. — Michael Cox, New York Times, 10 July 2026

Lukaku likely won’t start the match but has proven to be a hugely impactful substitute when called upon and De Bruyne is still capable of a spark of magic to win any game should his experience be called upon. — Ben Church, CNN Money, 10 July 2026

In short, estrogen levels can be hugely variable during this life stage. — Jamie Ducharme, Health, 10 July 2026

Marie Antoinette was bold, beautiful, irreverent and hugely influential, and to revisit it now through Eleanor Coppola’s eyes, as both a filmmaker and a mother, is incredibly moving. — Anthony D'alessandro, Deadline, 8 July 2026

If anything, the money layer is hoping for a crash, because that will hugely devalue gaming intellectual property and allow the industry’s assets to be bought up extremely cheaply. — Ollie Barder, Forbes.com, 8 July 2026

Car designers understand the need for a strong stance, and with its hugely chunky rear tires, the W1 aces it. — Jason Barlow, Robb Report, 7 July 2026

The actors, meanwhile, do a tremendous job behaving like normal people caught on camera while making tiny, hugely influential performance choices. — Declan Gallagher, Entertainment Weekly, 7 July 2026

Except when the opposition hugely outspends the supporters, argues San Diego Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera, whose office was behind getting Measure A on the ballot. — Lori Weisberg, San Diego Union-Tribune, 3 July 2026