massively
UK: ˈmæsɪvli | US: ˈmæsɪvli
adv. to an exceptionally large degree or scale
adv. in a manner involving great size or quantity
The word "massively" derives from "massive," which entered English in the late 15th century from Middle French massif (meaning "bulky" or "solid"), itself originating from Latin massa (a "lump" or "mass"). The suffix "-ly," of Old English origin, transforms adjectives into adverbs, indicating manner or degree. Thus, "massively" literally means "in a massive manner," evolving to emphasize scale or intensity in modern usage.
The game's popularity grew massively after the update.
The company invested massively in renewable energy.
Social media has massively influenced modern communication.
The earthquake damaged the city massively.
Her confidence improved massively after the training.