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• r  (used as an intensifier) extremely well

• Another is about an honest Mexican drug-enforcement officer (a marvelously watchful Benicio Del Toro) mystified by the cruel omnipotence of Tomas Milian, who is more or less .
• Guest star Matthew Broderick is marvelously flustered as Cooter Burger, a bureaucrat mired in denial (when Jack points out that the office ceiling is leaking, he answers, "We've .
• That's because Nolan's recreation of the illusionists' backstage world is so marvelously detailed, including as it does revelations of how some of their best tricks are accomplished.

• wonderfully
• wondrous
• wondrously
• superbly
• toppingly
• marvellously
• terrifically

News & Articles

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• Ojai North! in Berkeley serves a cocktail of sounds, sights
  What happens when you shake, stir and allow to mingle a music-savvy choreographer ( Mark Morris ), two earth-and-occasionally-ear-shattering composers (John Cowell, Igor Stravinsky), a marvelously matched foursome (American String Quartet) and a nimble jazz/pop/avant-garde trio (The Bad Plus)? You get a mixed drink — and that’s exactly what Cal Performances’ Ojai North! 2013 festival served up ...
  June 13, 2013 - Berkeleyside

Quotes

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• Dominic Gorie in CNN International
  The orbiter's really been performing really marvelously this whole flight,Gorie said. "We don't have any concerns at all about it."
• Daniel Barenboim in International Herald Tribune
  I think they played marvelously,Barenboim told reporters after the premiere. "It is not an easy opera and they played like they have been playing it their whole lives. I was confident, I knew they knew everything there was to know."
• Brit Hume in FOXNews
  Fox's News Channel's Brit Hume called it a "marvelously eloquent speech delivered in the characteristically flawless way by the new president."