terribly

But that has never struck me as terribly apt or helpful, despite its obviously negative connotation.

It was not so terribly hard as to be impossible for ordinary men, like some of the holy hermits and Saints in the past had taught.

And then, terribly frightened all the while, she wrote down in a few sentences, his history.

To these young hearts the very idea of being crossed in love was terribly sad.

Jerry, terribly self-rebuking, wished sincerely that he and Dick had come alone.

“The goddess has come upon my wife most terribly,” thought the poor man.