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Fabulously   /fˈæbjuləsli/   Listen
Fabulously

adverb
1.
Exceedingly; extremely.  Synonyms: fantastically, incredibly.






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"Fabulously" Quotes from Famous Books



... Cardinal, "of an aged man of no plebeian mien or bearing, albeit most shabbily attired in the skins, now fabulously cheap, of the vermin that torment us; who, professing to practise as an herbalist, some little time ago established himself in an obscure street of no good repute. A tortoise hangs in his needy shop, nor are stuffed alligators lacking. Understanding that he was resorted to by such as have need ...
— The Twilight of the Gods, and Other Tales • Richard Garnett

... Whitney. It represents, as a whole, mankind's pursuit of the unattainable. The legend of El Dorado is that there once lived in South America a prince, "The Gilded One," who had so much gold that daily he had his body covered with gold dust. Many Spanish explorers spent fruitless years in search of the fabulously rich country of this prince. The idea of the fountain is that the Gilded One, representing the unattainable, the advantages of wealth and power which deluded men and women seek without value given to ...
— An Art-Lovers guide to the Exposition • Shelden Cheney

... shut intimately in together, all his consciousness, all his discrimination of meanings and indications being so deeply and so exquisitely merged in that) the case wasn't as surely and sublimely, as extravagantly, as fabulously romantic for him as his excited pulses had been seeming to certify. Her hand was there on his own, in precious living proof, and splendid Paris hung over them, as a consecrating canopy, her purple night embroidered ...
— The Finer Grain • Henry James

... feet, into a hypnotised tranquillity. She did not care what the man put upon the white paper with his flying hands; he might draw the flowers upon her skirt, but not the tall blooming flowers within her, growing fabulously like the lilies in a dream. Her thoughts went out to meet the waves of music floating through the door; her rooted body held so still that she no longer felt it, and her spirit hung unbodied in an exaltation between love which ...
— The Happy Foreigner • Enid Bagnold

... "Fabulously so, I was told. And I am sure he was comfortably provided for, though I never heard the exact amount of ...
— Molly Bawn • Margaret Wolfe Hamilton


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