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tr['vɑːstlɪ]1 inmensamente, tremendamentevastly ['væstli] adv: enormementeadv.• en sumo grado adv.• inmensamente adv.• sumamente adv.'væstli, 'vɑːstliadverb <superior/improved> infinitamente['vɑːstlɪ]ADV inmensamente, enormementea vastly improved quality of life — una calidad de vida muchísimo or infinitamente mejor
* * *['væstli, 'vɑːstli]adverb <superior/improved> infinitamente
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