How to Use "Terribly" with Example Sentences

terribly (adv): very

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Used with adjectives:

"That was terribly kind of you."
(kind, sweet, thoughtful, considerate)

"I am terribly confused about my future."
(confused, uncertain, unsure)

"I am terribly upset with you."
(upset, unhappy, angry)

"The accident was terribly awful."
(awful, devastating, tragic)

Used with verbs:

"She is terribly unhappy."
(be: is/am/are, looks, seems, appears, sounds)

"He feels terribly upset about what happened."
(feels, be: is/am/are)

"They were terribly affected by his death."
(affected, impacted)