terrifically

as inunusually
as inremarkably
as indecidedly
as inextremely
as inhighly

Synonyms for terrifically

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Word Origin & History

1660s, "frightening," from Latin terrificus "causing terror or fear," from terrere "fill with fear" (see terrible) + root of facere "to make" (see factitious). Weakened sensed of "very great, severe" (e.g. terrific headache) appeared 1809; colloquial sense of "excellent" began 1888.

Example Sentences forterrifically

I caught their amazed stares, and then terrifically they broke into gales of laughter.

“I understand your game perfectly, Levake,” he said after he had raked him terrifically.

For the moment she had forgotten that other thing so terrifically important.

In a moment a terrifically lurid glare was cast over our decks.

My dreams were terrifically disturbed by visions of the Angel of the Odd.

We rushed him terrifically for a day and then managed to let the Fli Gams get him.

So am I but terrifically qualified by complexity, incongruity.

The while the Vindictive was subjected to a terrifically hot fire.

I must admit surprise, but of course I am terrifically proud of him.

The British had been terrifically hard pressed in the German offensive.

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More words related to terrifically

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