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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as tremendously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the extent or degree of something in a comparative context.
Example: "The project was as tremendously successful as we had hoped it would be."
Alternatives: "as greatly" or "as significantly".
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You described the United States' victory over Canada in the Vancouver Olympics as "tremendously tremendous" during a broadcast.
"But they're not as tremendously significant as one might think".
Several people who encountered the family described Mr. Pressman as tremendously solicitous toward his parents.
Other experts not involved in the project hail it as tremendously promising.
She remembers her parents as tremendously brave, even heroic, though her mother was shy.
He doesn't seem offended that his campaign manager, John O'Brien, persists in describing him as "tremendously unqualified".
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And to see Ian McShane as a tremendously scary Blackbeard, as well as Keith Richards, once again as Sparrow's father.
That influenced his life tremendously, as much as his trip to Mexico had a few years earlier.
With the increased usage frequency and ubiquitous usage of OSNs, the quantity and sensitivity of user data that is stored on OSNs has grown tremendously as well.
He was also a producer, which I thought would help tremendously as well.
But, personally, and not having re-watched "Cheers" recently, I recall Long's Diane as a tremendously anxiety-provoking character — the butt of the show's jokes as much, if not more, than she was its heroine.
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