Words Of Emphasis

adverb used to emphasize the importance of something or to single something out

preposition used to introduce a specific example or detail

• It is important to follow safety protocols, especially in hazardous work environments.
• I love all fruits, especially strawberries.
• I'm a huge fan of action movies, especially the ones with lots of explosions.
• She has a way of capturing everyone's attention, especially with her captivating smile.

adverb to a very great degree; extremely

• The quality of service at the five-star hotel was exceedingly high.
• I found the movie to be exceedingly boring.
• The party last night was exceedingly lit.
• Her love for him was exceedingly deep.

adjective having a high degree or level of a quality or attribute

adverb in a high degree; extremely or very

• The research paper was highly regarded by the academic community.
• She is highly skilled at playing the piano.
• I'm highly obsessed with that new TV show.
• His speech was highly charged with emotion.

adjective completely or entirely; to a considerable extent or degree; rather

adverb to the utmost or most absolute extent or degree; absolutely; completely

• The new research findings were quite impressive and will have a significant impact on the scientific community.
• I'm quite excited to see the new movie that just came out.
• That party last night was quite lit, everyone had a great time.
• Her words cut deep, it was quite a blow to my self-esteem.

noun an actual or true thing

adverb used to emphasize or express sincerity or truth

• I am really looking forward to attending the conference next week.
• I'm really excited about the party on Saturday!
• I'm really digging the new album from that band.
• Her words cut me deeply, they really hit me hard.