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grandement

greatly

adverb grahn-duh-MAHN Rare

Usage Note

Grandement is more emphatic than beaucoup (a lot) and carries a tone of scope or scale rather than mere quantity — it often collocates with contribuer, aider, faciliter. It is slightly formal; in casual speech, speakers prefer vraiment beaucoup or énormément. A common fixed phrase is il y a grandement le temps (there is plenty of time).

Examples

"Votre aide a grandement facilité notre travail."

Natural Translation

Your help greatly facilitated our work.

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