awfully
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definition
adverb
I'm awfully sorry to bother you so late
(used especially in spoken English) very.
we played awfully
very badly or unpleasantly.
example
It is two in the afternoon, the weather is 'awfully' hot, and you are struck in a traffic jam.
It does take a while for the yarn to arrive - but it's 'awfully' nice to have it arrive by Canada Post.
As it is, when she utters them on court, I have to keep reminding myself that she's really an 'awfully' nice gal.
Not an environment devoted to the life of the mind, but the weather was 'awfully' nice.
Which is 'awfully' nice of her, but I feel - to use an appropriate piece of therapy-speak - somewhat conflicted.
For being famous and horsey and whatnot, they were 'awfully' nice and a lot of fun.
It was with a guy who spoke 'awfully' .
And they're really 'awfully' nice when you get to know them.
These heroes must grow up 'awfully' fast in this day and age.
we played 'awfully'
I must say that those days were 'awfully' nice.
Helen is quite heartbroken, and I feel 'awfully' sorry for her.
we played 'awfully'
Dundee must seem 'awfully' liberal by comparison.
thanks 'awfully' for the tea, Mr Oakley
I'm 'awfully' sorry to bother you so late
You must be 'awfully' proud of Kyle, as I know you are of your other kids.
I'm 'awfully' sorry to bother you so late
I felt a blush spread over my face - he must think I was 'awfully' clumsy.
I just can't help feeling 'awfully' sorry for him, though.
an 'awfully' nice man
The people who work for my publisher are 'awfully' nice.
I must have been feeling 'awfully' ambitious to set myself such a daunting assignment!
I played 'awfully' a couple of times, even stupidly.
Pressure from powerful corners must make it 'awfully' easy to misplace files.
Sometimes saying sorry is an 'awfully' good idea.
He must get 'awfully' nervous when Gary Bauer and James Dobson call.
He did have 'awfully' nice legs though - firm and powerful looking.
an 'awfully' nice man
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