Highly

/ˈhaɪli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

To a great degree; very.

She is highly skilled in her profession.

In a manner that expresses approval or praise.

The research was highly regarded by her peers.

At a high level or rank.

He is a highly respected leader in the community.

To a significant extent; considerably.

The new policy is highly effective in reducing waste.

Middle English: from high + -ly.

highly recommended

Suggested as being worthy of approval or attention.

highly sensitive

Very receptive to slight changes or effects.

highly unlikely

Very unlikely to happen or be true.

high

Of great height or stature.

highness

The quality of being high.

Extremely

That concert was highly lit!

Very enthusiastic or positive

I'm highly into this new music genre.