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   mightily

   /ˈmʌɪtɪli/

   adverb

   • 1. with a lot of force; fiercely: "Holly struggled mightily with her mother over doing her homework" Similar extremelyexceedinglyenormouslyvastlyimmenselytremendouslyhugelymarkedlyremarkablyabundantlyawfullydreadfullyveryvery muchmostto a great extentinformal:majorlymegaoh-soinformal, dated:devilishinformal:mightyplumbstrenuouslyenergeticallypowerfullyheavilyhardwith all one's mightwith might and mainall outheartilyvigorouslywith vigourforcefullywith forceforciblywith great effortfiercelyintenselyeagerlyindustriouslydiligentlyassiduouslyconscientiouslyenthusiasticallysedulouslywith applicationearnestlywith perseverancepersistentlyindefatigablyinformal:like billy-olike madlike crazyinformal, humorous:bigly
   • 2. to a great or impressive extent; enormously: "this little town has contributed mightily to the life of the nation"

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   5 hours ago · The allies, however, reacted quickly and the communists suffered mightily under the weight of American and South Vietnamese firepower. Yet the damage to the U.S. position in Vietnam, some argued irreparable, had been done.