different between extremely vs supermassive
extremely
English
Alternative forms
- extreamely, extreamly (obsolete)
Etymology
extreme +? -ly
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?ks?t?i?mli/
Adverb
extremely (comparative more extremely, superlative most extremely)
- (degree) To an extreme degree.
Derived terms
- extremely low frequency
Synonyms
- See Thesaurus:extremely
Translations
extremely From the web:
- what extremely mean
- what extremely muscular horses
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- what's extremely flammable
- what's extremely cold
- what's extremely large
- what's extremely in french
supermassive
English
Etymology
super- +? massive
Adjective
supermassive (comparative more supermassive, superlative most supermassive)
- Very or extremely massive.
- Much larger than usual.
Derived terms
- supermassive black hole
- supermassive star
Translations
French
Adjective
supermassive
- feminine singular of supermassif
supermassive From the web:
- supermassive meaning
- what are supermassive black holes
- what is supermassive black hole about muse
- what causes supermassive black holes
- what is supermassive games working on
- what does supermassive
- what does supermassive do
- what movie is supermassive black hole in
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