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to an exceedingly large degree
- The cost of living has increased astronomically since the economic crisis.
- His debts grew astronomically after years of unchecked spending.
- The company's profits rose astronomically after launching the new product.
- Internet traffic surged astronomically during the global event.
- She was astronomically overqualified for the position she applied for.
Synonyms:
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in a way that relates to astronomy; using astronomical methods or observations
- The age of the star was determined astronomically using spectral analysis.
- The event was timed astronomically to coincide with the lunar eclipse.
- The calendar was developed astronomically by observing the solstices.
- The location of the comet was tracked astronomically over several nights.
- The ancient civilization oriented its temples astronomically toward specific constellations.