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extremely

[ik-streem-lee] / ɪkˈstrim li /


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“If you’re not familiar with the area — and I mean extremely familiar — it’s very easy to fall off the trail.”

From Los Angeles Times

"The player considers himself a Napoli player, and the same goes for us. This is extremely important."

From BBC

She described her father as an "extremely robust and strong man" when he went to prison, but has over the last year he has "lost a significant amount of weight".

From BBC

Producing 2nm chips, the most cutting-edge in the industry, is "extremely hard and expensive", requiring "advanced lithography machines, deep knowledge of the production process, and huge investments", Slijkerman told AFP.

From Barron's

Iran is facing a weak rial, extremely high inflation and international sanctions.

From The Wall Street Journal