Adverbs of degree

Question 1

absolutely

Answer 1

-kesinlikle

used to emphasize that something is completely true

Question 2

completely/entirely/fully/thoroughly/perfectly/totally/utterly

Answer 2

-tümüyle

in every way possible; in every part

Question 3

decidedly/certainly

Answer 3

-şüphesiz

definitely and in an obvious way

Question 4

positively

Answer 4

-tam olarak
used to emphasize the truth of a statement, especially when this is surprising or when it contrasts with a previous statement
-olumlu yönde
in a way that shows you are thinking of the good things about a situation

Question 5

deeply

Answer 5

-çok
very; very much
-derin bir biçimde
used to show that something is done in a very complete way

Question 6

enormously/greatly

Answer 6

-çok

very; very much

Question 7

highly

Answer 7

-çok
very
-oldukça
at or to a high standard, level, or amount
-çok iyi/olumlu
with great respect or praise

Question 8

extremely/exceedingly/intensely

Answer 8

-aşırı
to a very high degree
(used with adjectives and adverbs)

Question 9

excessively

Answer 9

-haddinden fazla

to a much greater degree or level than seems reasonable or appropriate

Question 10

tremendously

Answer 10

-olağanüstu düzeyde
to a very great degree
extremely well

Question 11

increasingly

Answer 11

-gitgide artarak

more and more all the time

Question 12

awfully/terribly

Answer 12

-çok(kötü)

very; extremely

Question 13

badly

Answer 13

-kötü biçimde
without skill or care
not successfully
not in an acceptable way
in a way that makes people get a bad opinion about something
-ağır
used to emphasize how serious a situation or an event is
-çok
used to emphasize how much you want, need, etc. someone/something

Question 14

pretty

Answer 14

-çok
to some extent; fairly
very
(used with adjectives and adverbs)

Question 15

bitterly

Answer 15

-acı acı
in a way that shows that you feel sad or angry
extremely
(describing unpleasant or sad feelings)

Question 16

incredibly/unbelievably

Answer 16

-akıl almaz bir biçimde
extremely
in a way that is very difficult to believe

Question 17

surprisingly

Answer 17

-şaşırtıcı bir biçimde

in a way that causes surprise

Question 18

intensely

Answer 18

-yoğun biçimde
in a serious way that often involves a lot of action in a short period of time
in a way that shows very strong feelings, opinions, or thoughts about someone/something

Question 19

strongly

Answer 19

-fazlasıyla
in a way that shows definite and serious opinions or beliefs
to a great degree or extent
-kuvvetlice
in a way that is easy to notice
with a lot of power or force
in a way that means something cannot be easily broken or damaged

Question 20

extraordinarily

Answer 20

-alışılmadık bir biçimde
in a way that is unexpected, surprising, or strange
in a way that is more, greater, or better than usual

Question 21

exceptionally

Answer 21

-istinaen
only in unusual circumstances
-son derece
used to emphasize how strong or unusual the quality is 
(used before an adjective or adverb)

Question 22

reasonably

Answer 22

-makul surette
to a degree that is fairly good but not very good
-mantıklı biçimde
in a logical and sensible way

Question 23

remarkably/astonishingly

Answer 23

-dikkate değer biçimde

in a way that is unusual or surprising and causes people to take notice

Question 24

considerably/significantly

Answer 24

-oldukça

much; a lot

Question 25

comparatively/relatively

Answer 25

-nispeten | as compared to something/someone else

Question 26

seriously

Answer 26

``` -cidden in a serious way (used at the beginning of a sentence to show a change from joking to being more serious -çok very; extremely ```

Question 27

slightly

Answer 27

-biraz | a little

Question 28

significantly

Answer 28

-önemli in a way that is large or important to have an effect on something or to be noticed -anlamlı in a way that has a particular meaning in a way that has a special or secret meaning

Question 29

unusually

Answer 29

-alışılmadık biçimde used to say that a particular situation is not normal or expected -fevkalade used to emphasize that a particular quality is greater than normal (used before adjectives)

Question 30

too

Answer 30

-aşırı used to say that something is more than good, necessary, possible, etc. (used before adjectives and adverbs) -dahi/de also; as well (generally placed at the end of a clause)

Question 31

quite/rather/fairly

Answer 31

-oldukça to some degree (not used with negative) (fairly is used with adjectives and adverbs) (rather is generally used to emphasize verbs such as 'like, dislike, object, enjoy')

Question 32

hardly/scarcely/barely/little

Answer 32

-ancak/zar zor in a way that is just possible but only with difficulty in a way that almost doesn't happen or exist (used in a positive sentence with a negative meaning) (little is generally used with verbs such as 'think, imagine, expect, realize'

Question 33

almost/nearly/practically

Answer 33

-neredeyse not quite (used in negative sentences)