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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈdræstɪkli/
drastically means: By a very large amount or to a very great degree.
adverb
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By a very large amount or to a very great degree.
- Prices have fallen drastically.
- The new timetable drastically reduced our waiting time.
- Would your life change drastically if you moved abroad?
EXTREME ACTIONC1
In a forceful or extreme way that makes a major change.
- The government acted drastically.
- They drastically restructured the company to prevent its collapse.
- The council responded drastically by closing every unsafe building.
Questions about drastically
What does drastically mean?
By a very large amount or to a very great degree.
What is drastically in other languages?
Türkçe: büyük ölçüde · Español: drásticamente · Français: considérablement · Deutsch: drastisch · Italiano: drasticamente · 日本語: 大幅に
How do you pronounce drastically?
It is pronounced /ˈdræstɪkli/.
How do you use drastically in a sentence?
Prices have fallen drastically. The new timetable drastically reduced our waiting time.
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