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whoppingly

whoppingly

7.8
To a very large degree
  • adverb
  • /ˈwɑːpɪŋli/
  • Informal
translation icon : enormemente
  • Sales figures were whoppingly higher than expected this quarter.

Examples

  • The cake was whoppingly big!

  • The dessert was whoppingly delicious, with layers of rich chocolate.

  • She was whoppingly surprised by the news.

  • She was whoppingly excited about her promotion.

  • The new advertisement was whoppingly effective, leading to a significant increase in sales.

  • His achievement was whoppingly impressive, earning him accolades from his peers.

  • The concert was whoppingly enjoyable, leaving everyone raving about the performances.

Synonyms

extremely
vswhoppingly
1.0

To a very great degree

is a general intensifier for extraordinary or very large degree
incredibly
vswhoppingly
584 2.3

To a very great degree

is a neutral strong intensifier without implying surprise
awfully
vswhoppingly
351 1.4

To show strong feeling or degree

is an everyday intensifier that does not always imply excess
greatly
vswhoppingly
350 1.0

By a very large amount

often feels stronger, suggesting an extraordinary rather than simple increase
utterly
vswhoppingly
236 3.6

Completely, to show that something is very strong or very great

focuses on very large degree rather than complete or total state
terribly
vswhoppingly
230 1.4

To a very great degree, often before words like cold or sad

is a neutral term for extreme degree without negative connotations
considerably
vswhoppingly
144 3.4

By a large amount

is often stronger, pointing to extraordinary or very large amounts
extraordinarily
vswhoppingly
137 3.9

To a much higher level than usual

is a common strong intensifier without stressing unusual quality
tremendously
vswhoppingly
129 3.1

To a very large degree

is a plain intensifier focusing on large degree rather than emotion
enormously
vswhoppingly
128 3.5

To a very large degree

tends to cover degree in general rather than only scale
amazingly
vswhoppingly
122 2.3

In a way that causes surprise or wonder

is a plain intensifier without necessarily implying surprise or wonder
unbelievably
vswhoppingly
107 3.7

In a way that is very surprising or seems impossible

is a neutral intensifier that does not force disbelief
vastly
vswhoppingly
103 3.0

By a very large amount

is used more broadly for any extreme degree, not only comparisons
hugely
vswhoppingly
84 2.1

To a very great degree

is similar but can appear in both formal and informal contexts
exceptionally
vswhoppingly
80 4.1

To a much higher level than usual

is more general, used for great degree without exceptional judgement
immensely
vswhoppingly
70 3.5

To a very large degree

is a broad intensifier not limited to physical size or amount
wildly
vswhoppingly
57 2.7

To a very great degree

is a standard marker of very large degree without exaggeration sense
exceedingly
vswhoppingly
57 4.6

To a very great degree

is the neutral way to indicate very large degree without emphasis type
insanely
vswhoppingly
50 3.9

To a very great degree

is a general measure of size without suggesting excess or madness
massively
vswhoppingly
47 3.4

To a great degree

covers degree generally, not only physical or scale emphasis
spectacularly
vswhoppingly
28 4.3

To do something in a very impressive or dramatic way

is a simple intensifier for degree rather than drama or show
supremely
vswhoppingly
26 4.5

To a very high degree

is a strong intensifier but not limited to topmost or excellence
fantastically
vswhoppingly
21 3.5

To a very great degree

is focused on sheer degree without fanciful or playful tone
astonishingly
vswhoppingly
21 4.0

In a way that makes people very surprised

focuses on large extent without the surprise element present
phenomenally
vswhoppingly
17 5.2

To a very great degree

is used for very large degree without implying rarity or exception
fabulously
vswhoppingly
15 4.3

In a very impressive and successful way

is used more neutrally, not necessarily praising the subject
terrifically
vswhoppingly
12 3.6

To a very high degree

is a neutral intensifier that does not imply excellence
immeasurably
vswhoppingly
10 5.4

To a very great degree that you cannot count

is a strong intensifier but does not claim unmeasurable limits
unimaginably
vswhoppingly
8 6.8

To a degree that is very hard to believe

is less absolute, meaning very large but still conceivable
staggeringly
vswhoppingly
7 6.7

To a very surprising degree that is hard to believe

is similar but does not necessarily add a sense of surprise
majorly
vswhoppingly
  • Informal
6 7.4

To a very large degree

is the standard intensifier and fits both informal and formal contexts
astoundingly
vswhoppingly
6 4.3

Making people feel very surprised

is the plain degree marker without implying astonishment
awesomely
vswhoppingly
  • Informal
5 5.4

To make a describing word much stronger

is similar but usually appears across both formal and informal speech
colossally
vswhoppingly
3 5.8

To a very large degree

is broader and can describe degree without implying sheer enormity
stupendously
vswhoppingly
2 6.1

In a very impressive way that surprises people

focuses on sheer size more than on causing astonishment
prodigiously
vswhoppingly
2 7.7

In a very large and impressive way

is a general intensifier that does not stress remarkable quality
gigantically
vswhoppingly
1 3.7

In a very large and clearly visible way

often applies to intense degree in many contexts beyond size
incalculably
vswhoppingly
1 7.6

By a very large amount that cannot be measured

is similar in degree but does not insist on being uncountable
bigly
vswhoppingly
  • Informal
1 8.9

In a very large way

is a common intensifier that does not sound blunt or odd
cosmically
vswhoppingly
  • Informal
1 6.4

To a very great degree used to show strong feeling

is more neutral and not tied to informal cosmic imagery
surpassingly
vswhoppingly
1 8.4

To a very high degree

is used for very great degree without implying surpassing others

Antonyms

1.0

Happens only by a very small amount

22 3.7

A very small amount that is almost not noticeable

Compounds

6.7

A time that people enjoy very much

How Extreme

extremely
1.0
whoppingly
  • Informal
7.8
considerably
144 3.4
somewhat
816 2.0
slightly
885 1.0

Surface Forms

whoppingly positive

Morphology

whoppingly = whopping (transparent) = whopping + ly

The adverb 'whoppingly' is clearly derived from the adjective 'whopping' with the standard adverbial suffix '-ly'.

Etymology

Whoppingly comes from whopping, which grew from whop (originally 'to strike') and later gave us whopper, a word for something 'very large'; a helpful image is a 'whopper' as a big thing. So, whoppingly means 'extremely' or 'very much'.