Similar words: great, treaty, threat, create, retreat, entreat, creating, threaten. Meaning: ['greɪtlɪ] 
adv. to an extraordinary extent or degree.
adv. to an extraordinary extent or degree. 
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61. Tractors and other agricultural machines greatly facilitate farming.
62. He profited greatly from his year abroad.
63. The car's design has been greatly improved.
64. The crowd was greatly diverted with the performance.
65. Chinese differs greatly from Japanese in pronunciation.
66. I was greatly cheered by this news.
67. Opinions diverge greatly on this issue.
68. You have greatly outgrown your father now.
69. The ruble has devalued greatly.
70. Working conditions in the industry have improved greatly.
71. Her husband's death heartbroke her greatly.
72. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
73. Greatly daring, he covered her hand with his own.
74. We benefit greatly by this frank talk.
75. He was greatly respected by his brother doctors.
76. Western fears, he insists, are greatly exaggerated.
77. The letter tossed her greatly.
78. The state of my father's health concerns us greatly.
79. Education can greatly enrich your life .
80. I greatly regret not having told the truth.
81. The wind has narrowed greatly.
82. Computers have greatly increased productivity in business offices.
83. Application forms vary greatly in layout and length.
84. He was greatly enamoured of Elizabeth.
85. She advanced greatly in her knowledge.
85. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!
86. Our foreign trade has expanded greatly in recent years.
87. People's reaction to the film has varied greatly.
88. Prompt payment of bills greatly helps our company.
89. Peden was greatly esteemed by the people of Ayrshire.
90. The problems have been greatly overstated.
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