Similar words: superlative, relatively, cumulatively, legislatively, speculatively, natively, operatively, creatively. Meaning: adv. to a superlative degree.
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(1) The company has been superlatively successful this year.
(2) The strings played superlatively well.
(3) The Philharmonia played this staggeringly difficult music superlatively well.
(4) Even by the standards of superlatively priced luxury hotels in Switzerland, a country not celebrated for its value, the Royal Penthouse Suite at Geneva's President Wilson Hotel is pushing it a bit.
(5) When I told him that i had superlatively technical skills, he simply gave me a horse laugh.
(6) The superlatively discreet foreign - exchange banker diversified from the very beginning, selling antiques and procuring loans.
(7) Students who perform superlatively can expect to be courted by the nation's top schools; the rest find spots in provincial universities or two- and three-year colleges.
(8) Kate wasn't surprised; yesterday must have taken its toll even though he was superlatively fit.
(9) I have never never seen Susan and The Watsons[sentencedict.com], one of which I have been told is superlatively good.
(10) Business management idea: Employee on First, Technology on top, Customer on superlatively, Continually innovation.
(11) In that respect, clearly He was not so wise as some other people have been, and He was certainly not superlatively wise.
(12) The results is that a " reason " has been found for turning out zillions of packages of something that will " do " for nearly all and isn't even imagined to be superlatively good by a single soul .
(13) I have never seen Susan and The Watsons, one of which I have been told is superlatively good.
More similar words: superlative, relatively, cumulatively, legislatively, speculatively, natively, operatively, creatively, negatively, imperatively, tentatively, decoratively, figuratively, cooperatively, pejoratively, comparatively, informatively, meditatively, affirmatively, provocatively, qualitatively, alternatively, imaginatively, appreciatively, quantitatively, conservatively, interrogatively, demonstratively, unimaginatively, authoritatively.