hugely

/ˈhjuːdʒli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈhjuːdʒli/ (ame, ipa)

hugely — adverb

1. To a very large or significant extent — used to add force to adjectives, verbs,

1.副詞B2
釋義

To a very large or significant extent — used to add force to adjectives, verbs, or comparisons, showing that something goes far beyond what is normal or expected.

例句

The singer's new album was hugely popular among teenagers in Brazil.

collocation: hugely popular

Priya's decision to study abroad changed her life hugely.

hugely after verb: changed … hugely

同義詞
  • immensely

    similar degree of emphasis; slightly more formal

  • enormously

    often used with abstract nouns (enormously helpful)

  • tremendously

    adds a note of enthusiasm or admiration

  • vastly

    common with comparisons (vastly different, vastly improved)

反義詞
  • slightly

    opposite degree — very small extent

  • barely

    opposite — almost not at all

  • marginally

    opposite — only a small amount; used with comparisons

文法句型

hugely + adjective

hugely + verb (in past or perfect tenses)

用法筆記

Commonly placed before adjectives (hugely popular/successful/important) or after verbs to emphasize degree (mattered hugely / grew hugely). More emphatic than very and often used in both formal and informal writing.

常見錯誤

❌The concert was huge successful.
✅The concert was hugely successful.
💡'huge' is an adjective; 'hugely' is the correct adverb form to modify another adjective.