What is "massively"

Usage examples of "massively".

The lid was thrown back, revealing on its underside a huge, massively complex locking mechanism.

Hatch could see that the legs and arms were massively fractured, the ribs sprung from the breastplate, the skull crushed.

The city thrust upwards massively, as if inspired by those vast mountains that rose to the west.

Eventually he picked up the box, staggering under the massively increased weight, and held it just above the ground in a much larger cage left over from his experiments, a chicken-wire-fronted mini-aviary five feet high that had contained a small family of canaries.

He started massively, then recognized the pewter fingers and dark bulk of a construct.

For a moment it seemed something massively alien ground against his body like a prowling dragon.

At the same time, those in Flux even with great personal power were somewhat limited: the massive power tended to corrupt massively as well, and none of the truly great wizards who established their own Fluxlands could be considered sane.

Ultimately, Israel did pass back a similar assurance, but it also warned Saddam that it would retaliate massively for any Iraqi aggression.

He was an unsurpassed expert on wind-tunnel computer simulations, as performed by the Hillis Massively Parallel Processor.

Then, out of the hut stooped a massively corpulent figure clad in a leopards king cloak.

Below millions of tons of brine, this condensed substance of a tribe of lightning elementals burst through the links of chain, through prongs the size of masts, out into the water in a bolt of massively potent energy that blazed white light and spasmed instantly into the deeps of the sinkhole, bleaching and destroying what rude life it passed, until it lanced the membrane between dimensions, many miles down.

The brown mass of the Splicer began to shuffle massively towards them and they started trying to climb the sheer glass sides of the tank, climbing over each other and slipping back down as soon as they tried to haul themselves up.

Beyond and above, the volcano rose massively, like the ribbed trunk of a giant mangrove, in great parallel ridges, each with its own name: Serra Adorno, Roisa, Le Mandre, Rina Grande.

Tanu had possessed only thirty teeth and he had been notably longheaded as well as massively built.

The fortress was not actually a gate, and certainly not made of jade, but it constituted the western end of a massively thick and impressively high wall stretching northeastward from this point.