superlatively
In utmost degree
Superlatively means to the highest degree or in a manner expressing the extreme of a quality.
Someone who performs superlatively does so with exceptional excellence: She sang superlatively throughout the concert.
The word connects to superlative—the grammatical form indicating the highest degree (best, worst, most beautiful).
To an unusual degree
- remarkablyTo an unusual degree
- extraordinarilyTo a remarkable degree
- incrediblyTo an extreme degree
- outstandinglyTo a remarkable degree
phenomenally · supremely · preeminently · unsurpassably · incomparably · transcendently · matchlessly · peerlessly
Utmost summit or spire
- epitomePerfect representative of type
- paragonFlawless model to emulate
- quintessencePurest embodiment of something
- acmeUltimate point of attainment
zenith · apex · nonpareil · exemplar · masterpiece · perfection · ideal · archetype
exceptionally
To an unusual degree
- remarkablyTo an unusual degree
- extraordinarilyTo a remarkable degree
- incrediblyTo an extreme degree
outstandingly · phenomenally · supremely · preeminently · unsurpassably · incomparably · transcendently · matchlessly · peerlessly · unequivocally
pinnacle
Utmost summit or spire
- epitomePerfect representative of type
- paragonFlawless model to emulate
- quintessencePurest embodiment of something
acme · zenith · apex · nonpareil · exemplar · masterpiece · perfection · ideal · archetype · summit
most
Greatest in number
highest · lowest · greatest · utmost · topmost · foremost · maximum · minimum · ranking · first
lauded
Publicly honored or celebrated
- acclaimedPublicly and enthusiastically praised
- celebratedWidely known and praised
- extolledPraised with enthusiasm
exalted · glorified · honored · commended · applauded · venerated · revered · esteemed · distinguished · hailed
superlativelyabysmally
In a terrible way
atrociously · moderately · averagely · awfully · terribly
- grammatical superlativeForm expressing utmost degree
- superlative formsAdjectives at maximum degree