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highly

[ˈhaɪli]

highly Definition

  • 1to a great degree; very
  • 2with approval or admiration

Using highly: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "highly" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She is highly skilled in her profession.

  • Example

    The book was highly recommended by the critics.

  • Example

    He speaks highly of his colleagues.

  • Example

    The company is highly profitable.

highly Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with highly

  • very probable or expected to happen

    Example

    It is highly likely that it will rain tomorrow.

  • very improbable or not expected to happen

    Example

    It is highly unlikely that he will show up to the party.

  • easily affected or influenced by something

    Example

    The issue is highly sensitive and needs to be handled with care.

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Summary: highly in Brief

The adverb 'highly' [ˈhaɪli] means 'to a great degree' or 'with approval or admiration.' It is used to describe someone's skills, the quality of something, or to express approval. Examples include 'She is highly skilled in her profession,' and 'The book was highly recommended by the critics.' 'Highly' can also be used in phrases like 'highly likely' and 'highly sensitive.'

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