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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241. It served as a catalyst which greatly accelerated the pace of change within the Empire.
242. Oliver was very surprised to see all this, and greatly admired them for controlling their sadness so well.
243. Fox and Associates greatly appreciates the opportunity to bid on this project. 16.
244. Morrow's new production of 'The Nutcracker' has been greatly admired.
245. Neither had been invited, so I managed to get invitations for them organised,(http://sentencedict.com/greatly.html) which each seems greatly to have appreciated.
246. Agricultural and industrial demand, amplified by population growth, often greatly exceeds the rate of natural recharge.
247. To be firm and remain courteous is the great art, especially when you feel threatened or are greatly provoked.
248. The effect may be to limit greatly the opportunity for solicitors to act as advocates in more serious criminal cases.
249. All those around were greatly impressed by the power of acupuncture.
250. It would differ very greatly in degree from the simple algorithm of the thermostat, but need not differ in principle.
251. His service and wise counsel during his tenure as chairman have been greatly appreciated by all of us on the Board.
252. Prizes or donations for the Raffle would be greatly appreciated.
253. Such techniques can greatly accelerate the development and propagation of new and uniform strains and varieties of plant.
254. If you could please take your time and respond, it would be greatly appreciated and it will be worth it.
255. To achieve efficiency, pruning of low-scoring readings may take place at certain points without greatly affecting the accuracy of the system.
256. The Essenes were not only greatly inclined to apocalyptic views and legalism, but they were frantically anti-Hellenistic.
257. The Christian has greatly the advantage of the unbeliever, having everything to gain and nothing to lose. Lord Byron 
258. The chairmen of the nationalized industries were greatly alarmed by this proposal.
259. Laura was greatly amused by Hockney but the pair did not have a great deal to say to one another.
260. Since the faeces produced by the immune adults contains few if any O. ostertagi eggs the pasture contamination is greatly reduced.
261. Corepressor binding does not cause significant structural change in the protein, though it greatly increases the affinity for the operator.
262. The pro-Stuart exiles were greatly strengthened early in the new reign by the arrival of two formerly powerful new allies.
263. These concerns have not been greatly alleviated by subsequent reported cases.
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