exceedingly Copy link Outline 1. admŏdum (strictly, to the [full] measure, quite)2. vĕhĕmenter (of feelings; strongly, vehemently)3. magnŏpĕrĕ4. oppĭdo (in familiar language)5. sāne quam, per quam [perquam]6. expr. by superl. of adj. • exceedingly: 1. admŏdum (strictly, to the [full] measure, quite): e. unpolished, and totally rude, a. impolitus et plane rudis, Cic.: (a thing) e. gratifying, a. gratum, Cic.: v. very. 2. vĕhĕmenter (of feelings; strongly, vehemently): e. angry, v. iratus, Pl.: e. alarmed, v. commotus, Caes.: it e. displeases (me), v. displicet, Cic.: v. vehemently. 3. magnŏpĕrĕ: v. greatly. 4. oppĭdo (in familiar language): e. laughable, o. ridiculus, Cic. de Or. 2, 64, 259: e. angry, o. iratus, Pl.: Ter. 5. sāne quam, per quam [perquam]: also chiefly in familiar language. I was e. glad, sane q. sum gavisus. Brut. in Cic. Fam. 11, 13, med.: Cic.: I should e. like to know, per quam velim scire, Plin. Ep. 7, 27, init.: v. very. 6. expr. by superl. of adj.: a man e. wealthy powerful, influential, *homo locupletissimus, potentissimus, gratiosissimus: where see the several adjj.