terrifically

In 1989, he played 112 games at third but not terrifically well.

I enjoy thing terrifically, but just once in a while.

Something terrifically difficult happened while I was sitting in that chair.

"Things have been going terrifically well" until the strike, he said.

She looked terrifically fragile, as if the wind would break her.

It was all a bit dangerous, perhaps, and terrifically expensive.

The attack kept up, at the terrifically high level upon which it had begun.

"I just think we're terrifically lucky to be alive at a time when he is."

"You sound like you're terrifically located to meet men," said the teacher.

Nobody seemed to mind very much, all agreeing she works terrifically hard.

All that stuff is terrifically heavy, and it's got to be close enough to the surface to get at.

Yet the effect of all this, like it or not, is terrifically liberating.

Almost the speed of light and that would cut down his energy intake terrifically.

For some reason the locals found all of this terrifically funny.

He has great taste and is terrifically sentimental about Christmas.

It's as if Thomas were trying to keep her terrifically strong material from running away with the novel.

For the next several minutes, I felt terrifically pretty.

One has to be in terrifically bad physical condition for them to take hold and produce whatever effects they do.

But you must admit it's the most terrifically romantic picture.

They are terrifically difficult to make, at least well.

She's also terrifically funny and can write a story that rocks.

"I thought there might be one soon, it's so terrifically hot today.

"People who didn't know me assumed I did something terrifically wrong not to get another job."

Often these are people who have looked forward to traveling their whole lives and appreciate it terrifically.

He may be - indeed, probably is - terrifically conscientious about policy.