Massively - English meaning

ˈmæs.ɪv.li

Massively – definitions in English dictionary

adverb
On a vast scale.
Usage examples:
Biotechnology is expected to contribute massively to the global economy
adverb
In a very large and heavy or solid form.
Usage examples:
A massively built four-storey building

adverb
Extremely or very much
Usage examples:
The film is a massively ambitious project., the company is forward-thinking and massively successful.

Massively translation into English

Massively: translate from English into Chinese

大量地

Massively: translate from English into Dutch

Massaal, Massief, Zwaar

Massively: translate from English into French

Massivement

Massively: translate from English into German

Massiv, Wuchtig

Massively: translate from English into Hindi

व्यापक, बड़े पैमाने पर, स्थूलता से, भव्‍यतापूर्वक

Massively: translate from English into Italian

Massicciamente

Massively: translate from English into Korean

대규모로

Massively: translate from English into Russian

Массово, Массивно, Массированно, Плотно, Тяжеловесно

Massively: translate from English into Spanish

Macizamente, Fuertemente, De modo imponente

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Massively – similar words

massivity

noun
Especially of buildings: = "massiveness".

Massivity - all meanings in English

massiveness

noun
The quality of being very large in size, amount, or number
Usage examples:
Don't let the massiveness of a major project discourage you., the massiveness of the venues the ban…

Massiveness - all meanings in English

massive

adjective
Large and heavy or solid.
Usage examples:
A massive rampart of stone

noun
A group of young people from a particular area with a common interest in dance music.
Usage examples:
The bristol massive

adjective
Very large in size, amount, or degree
Usage examples:
A massive building, he took massive doses of vitamin c., she died of a massive heart attack.

Massive - all meanings in English

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