“Considerably” in Japanese
Short answer
Considerably in Japanese is “大分” (ooita). Full meaning: considerably, greatly, a lot; Ōita (city, prefecture).
Other ways to say “Considerably” in Japanese
中々
nakanaka very, considerably, easily, readily, fairly, quite, highly, rather; by no means, not readily; middle, half-way point
だいぶ
daibu considerably, greatly, a lot; Ōita (city, prefecture)
可也
kanari considerably, fairly, quite, rather, pretty
著しく
ichijirushiku considerably, remarkably, strikingly
めっきり
mekkiri remarkably, noticeably, considerably, appreciably
少なからず
sukunakarazu considerably, not a little, in no small numbers
ぐっと
gutto suddenly, at once, in one go, with a jerk, with a gulp; considerably, very much, a lot; firmly, with an effort, tightly, exerting pressure
中々どうして
nakanakadoushite considerably (beyond one's expectations), unexpectedly, surprisingly, contrary to one's expectations
多分に
tabunni in great amount, considerably, substantially, quite
大ぶ
daibu considerably, greatly, a lot; Ōita (city, prefecture)
大いに
ooini very, very much, greatly, considerably, highly, exceedingly, a great deal, a lot, to one's heart's content
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