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Superlative for to a generally great or extreme degree
“In the last dry years, underground water supplies have severely diminished.”
Superlative for to an undesirably intense or forceful degree
“In three French cities severely affected by the heatwave, risk factors for mortality among the elderly were examined.”
Superlative for in a harsh or oppressive manner
“Anyone who flees and then is caught is to be punished severely by a public whipping, in order to discourage others from doing the same.”
Superlative for in a tempestuous manner
“The weather is very unfavorable for observations, and the winds blow severely throughout the gulf.”
Superlative for in a serious or stern manner
“I was much disconcerted when the Captain glared at me severely through his pince-nez and told me that if I was an anti-Dreyfusard, I must be an imbecile.”
Superlative for in a stark manner, without frills or adornment
“Marsha saw to it that the house was amply stocked with foods, healthy foods, and the windows decorated severely.”
Superlative for in a manner indicative of danger, urgency or seriousness
“His strength was severely compromised and he knew he was in trouble.”
Superlative for with great strength, energy or force
“Kalita, after seeing this, ran after the goat and hit it severely on the head with a piece of wood.”
Superlative for in a harsh or oppressive manner
Superlative for in an emotionally difficult manner
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