drastically

Phonetic

US /ˈdræstɪkli/UK /ˈdræstɪkli/

Translations

ADVTo a drastic degree., In a drastic manner.

Variants

    Examples

    • , Rockefeller revolutionized the petroleum industry and, through corporate and technological innovations, was instrumental in both widely disseminate and drastically reducing the production cost of oil

      Source:en.wikipedia.org

    • China discovered already in 2016–20 that USA could change its attitude drastically on a whim.

      Source:www.quora.com

    • There are still very interesting writers on Quora, typically those writing about their personal experiences , but the actual quality of answers has gone drastically downhill

      Source:www.reddit.com

    • Many people are preparing to embrace this expansion and advance their professions as a result of the drastically increased activity in the field.

      Source:medium.com

    • In reality, the distribution model for a program's "executable" form has become drastically more varied and also less relevant over the last few decades; to the question at hand, it doesn't really matter so much anymore what form of a program gets passed around

      Source:github.com

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