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We found 1 conjugated word and 13 examples matching 'ものすごく'
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も の す ご い 4
1. earth-shattering; staggering; to a very great extent  (often written with kana only)
2. terrible; frightful; horrible; ghastly  (often written with kana only)
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  ものすごく is the adverbial form of 'i' adjective ものすごい  
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へや
部屋
の
なか
中
は、ものすごく
しず
静
かだった。
You could hear a pin drop in the room.
う
売
れ
ゆ
行
きはものすごく
かっぱつ
活発
だ。
Sales are amazingly brisk.
その
かいしゃ
会社
は
なんねん
何年
も
ぜいきん
税金
はら
払
わなく、なおお
きゃく
客
さんに
しはら
支払
い
ず
済
みの
しょうひん
商品
を
おく
送
っていないケースがものすごく
おお
多
いです。
The company didn't pay taxes for years, and what's worse, there are many cases where they haven't sent customers goods already purchased.
くも
曇
りの
ひ
日
はできないことはないけど、ただ
とちゅう
途中
で
あめ
雨
が
ふ
降
ってきたら
かたづ
片付
けとかはものすごく
たいへん
大変
だから、
は
晴
れた
ひ
日
の
ほう
方
が
ぶなん
無難
だと
おも
思
う。
It's not that you can't do it on a cloudy day, it's just that if it rains part way through, packing up is a really big job, so I think it's safer to do it on a clear day.
あの
じょせい
女性
は１００
まん
万
ドルの
しょうきん
賞金
を
え
得
たと
し
知
ってものすごく
こうふん
興奮
した。
The lady really flipped out when she learned she had won a million dollars.
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