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.

Extremely

That concert was highly lit!

Very enthusiastic or positive

I'm highly into this new music genre.