incredibly
You can use the adverb incredibly to mean "extremely," like your best friend's incredibly disturbing Halloween costume.
The word incredibly describes anything that is so fantastic, you almost doubt it's real. You might describe an incredibly fast runner or your incredibly strange French teacher. Incredibly can also describe amazement, like incredibly, someone returned your missing wallet, with everything still in it. The Latin root is incredibilis, "that cannot be believed."
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exceedingly; extremelysynonyms: fabulously, fantastically
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not easy to believe“behind you the coastal hills plunge to the incredibly blue sea backed by the Turkish mountains”synonyms: implausibly, improbably, unbelievablyantonyms:crediblyeasy to believe on the basis of available evidence
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An unflinching look at the brutality of the American slave trade, Draper's novel tells the story of Amari, a young African girl who is enslaved.
In this novel, Michael and Elizabeth, ordinary kids living in the year 1999, meet a boy from the future.