highly (adverb)

1. Napoleon Bonaparte was a highly influential figure in French history.

2. Shakespeare's plays are highly regarded for their literary brilliance.

3. Their love story was highly cherished and regarded as a romantic tale.

4. Why was the math book sad? Because it had too many problems, which made it highly anxious.

1. The artist's latest masterpiece is highly acclaimed by critics.

2. The new comic series is highly anticipated by fans.

3. Zeus was highly regarded as the king of the gods in Greek mythology.

4. The horror movie was highly terrifying and kept the audience on the edge of their seats.

1. During the Renaissance, artists were highly paid for their intricate masterpieces.

2. The rare Picasso painting was highly priced at the auction.

3. The anime series, Attack on Titan, is highly popular among fans worldwide.

4. In the fashion industry, models are highly compensated for their runway appearances.