Considerably

/kənˈsɪdərəbli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

To a great extent or degree; significantly.

The cost of living has increased considerably over the past few years.

In a way that is large in amount, size, or importance.

She has improved considerably in her studies since last semester.

A large amount; a lot.

The new policy will considerably reduce the time required for processing applications.

To a noticeably significant level.

His performance in the tournament was considerably better than last year's.

From the Latin 'considerabilis', meaning 'worthy of consideration'.

considerably better

much better than before

considerably less

much less than before

considerably more

much more than before

consider

to think carefully about something

consideration

the action of thinking about something carefully

A lot

We've got a lot more work left to do, considerably.

Way more

That project is way more complicated than I thought, considerably.