Synonyms for drastically
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Princeton's WordNet

1. drasticallyadverb

   in a drastic manner

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1. List of paraphrases for "drastically":

   dramatically, radically, drastic, sharply, considerably, significantly, substantially, greatly, spectacularly

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1. Sarah Pierce:

   During the pandemic, so far, this administration has effectively ended asylum at the southern border, they've drastically decreased legal immigration, especially family-based immigration, into the country. They have effectively ended the diversity visa lottery and they've significantly decreased the number of temporary foreign workers coming into the country.

2. Kevin Faulconer:

   Our state is drastically out of balance now. Families need to feel safe when they’re walking their kids to school or walking to the car after work, homelessness is exploding. Crime is on the rise. I hear every single day how innocent Californians are being attacked or being the victims of theft.

3. Sean Pritchard:

   Across the country the ACLU is pushing for no bail or drastically reduced bail similar to what the hate filled repeat offender Darrell Brooks was out on prior to him running down and killing innocent people at the Waukesha, Wisconsin Christmas parade, if Brooks was held in custody for his most recent offense on a bail amount commensurate with his extensive criminal history then those innocent parade goers would be alive today.

4. Greg Burke:

   By finding almost no cases after 2002, the Grand Jury's conclusions are consistent with previous studies showing that Catholic Church reforms in United States drastically reduced the incidence of clergy child abuse.

5. Peter Tuz:

   The market's selling off, though not drastically, mostly on renewed fears of a trade war, maybe people are just getting used to the rhetoric and stepping off of it a little bit.