highly

/ˈhaɪli/
adverb
  1. To a great degree; very much.
    • The movie was highly entertaining from start to finish.
    • She is a highly respected scientist in her field.
    • He spoke highly of his colleague's work ethic.
  2. At a high level or rank.
    • The product is highly recommended by experts.
    • The job requires a highly skilled programmer.
    • Only highly qualified candidates will be considered for the position.
  3. In a way that shows great approval or admiration.
    • The critics thought highly of the new restaurant.
    • They think highly of their new teacher.
    • She was highly praised for her volunteer work.
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