Synonyms of significantly

significantly

adverb

as in considerably

to a large extent or degree

The recipe made significantly more cookies than I was expecting.

The vet informed us that Fluffy was significantly overweight and would need to be put on a diet.

Synonyms & Similar Words

• considerably
• substantially
• completely
• noticeably
• totally
• absolutely
• positively
• visibly
• extensively
• plentifully
• radically
• entirely
• obviously
• extremely
• exceptionally
• seriously
• severely
• appreciably
• markedly
• wholly
• deeply
• profoundly
• remarkably
• fully
• very
• thoroughly
• way
• utterly
• notably
• downright
• altogether
• purely
• highly
• flat-out
• badly
• much
• discernibly
• palpably
• far
• terribly
• incredibly
• abundantly
• plainly
• heavily
• greatly
• excessively
• astronomically
• really
• too
• monumentally
• wildly
• immensely
• most
• obscenely
• vastly
• enormously
• hugely
• exceeding
• so
• amazingly
• overmuch
• such
• exceedingly
• astonishingly
• monstrously
• awfully
• vitally
• extra
• staggeringly
• grandly
• desperately
• intensely
• fantastically
• that
• uncommonly
• fiercely
• particularly
• especially
• mortally
• passing
• supremely
• frightfully
• sore
• specially
• fabulously
• awful
• eminently
• sorely
• majorly
• super
• bone
• mighty
• real
• mightily
• damn
• surpassingly
• cracking
• deadly
• damned
• wicked
• colossally
• archly
• rattling
• achingly
• jolly
• roaring
• beastly
• ever
• monstrous
• whacking
• full
• thumping
• dang
• almighty
• corking
• roaringly
• spanking
• blisteringly
• right
• filthy
• unco
• stinking

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• just
• marginally
• barely
• scarcely
• minimally
• hardly
• slightly
• somewhat
• little
• nominally
• negligibly
• meagerly
• scantily

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of significantly

The Excellence in Maryland Public Schools Act, passed in April 2025, includes a three-year delay in implementing teacher collaborative time and provisions to freeze increases in funding if state revenues significantly decline. —Erin Sjostedt, Baltimore Sun, 18 Apr. 2025

Those appointments can allow a president over time to significantly alter the Fed’s policies. —Christopher Rugaber, Los Angeles Times, 18 Apr. 2025

President Trump’s administration is cutting nearly 90 percent of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) employees in a push to significantly downsize the watchdog agency formed to shield U.S. consumers from financial fraud and abuse. —Filip Timotija, The Hill, 18 Apr. 2025

As the Trump administration moves forward to create new rules that could significantly narrow eligibility for a popular federal student loan forgiveness program, millions of borrowers could wind up getting denied relief. —Adam S. Minsky, Forbes.com, 7 Apr. 2025