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vastly [vast-li]adverbioEn sumo grado, muy, mucho, excesivamente, inmensamente.- He is vastly superior to me -> es inmensamente superior a mí
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vastly [ˈvɑːstlɪ]
adverb
inmensamente; enormemente Britains navy was vastly superior to that of the Germans ...Israel's vastly superior air power ...the vastly increased power of today's microprocessors ...clear evidence of a vastly increased level of optimism among industrialists The Serbs are vastly outnumbered by the Albanians Shares jumped 43 points, and winners vastly outnumbered losers Superficially, conditions have vastly improved Biotechnology offers to vastly [improve] crop production
two women from vastly different backgrounds dos mujeres de orígenes enormemente diferentes
British attitudes are vastly different to those in the Netherlands Black is a vastly [experienced] athlete Hill was a mere 0.1sec slower than his vastly more experienced team-mate ...a vastly experienced rider, who won the Gold Cup in 1985
a vastly improved quality of life una calidad de vida muchísimo infinitamente mejor;or
Better training techniques are largely responsible for these vastly improved results
I think he's vastly overrated creo que está enormemente sobreestimado; vastly superior to infinitamente superior a
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