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amazingly 

Amazingly IS a word. It is now. It can be used as a verb or adjective
That is amazingly cool!!
amazingly by xFoxtrotx April 4, 2006
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amazingly 

A word that can be used whenever and whatever the situation. It can be used during a conversation when you don’t know what to say, not wanting it to be awkward. It can also be used to describe something you feel is positively indescribable.
person 1: “I had massive diarrhea today
person 2: “amazingly.”

person 1: “look at this drawing i made”
person 2: “wow that looks so amazingly”
amazingly by amazingly creator November 24, 2022

amazingly amazing

1. describing someone who is so amazing or amazing at something that you have to use the word twice in a row, usually followed by some ridiculous metaphor or simile
friend 1: kobe is an amazing basketball player
friend 2:dude kobe is amazingly amazing, he is like morgan freeman's voice
amazingly amazing by fanous November 26, 2010

Amazingly Awesome 

An adjective used to describe someone that has a lot of skill at what they are good at. Most of the time it's a musical ability or sports. But it can be used in your daily activities as well.
Last night I went to the concert. And Eddie Van Halen sounded amazingly awesome when he played Eruption.

amazingly gorgeous 

a type of beauty that cannot be put into words besides two of the most beautiful words : amazingly gorgeous

amazingly beautiful 

a highly gifted person with really good looks.

amazingly wow 

when something is not just WOW

but amazingly WOW!

MADE UP BE MEE AND CHARLOTTE :D

Mizz Nerd 8-| says:
buuh theeree'sz no suchh tingg as amazingly wow babee
мzz’ т ιι и α α∂υяяя™♡ says
there is now babe !
         Mizz Nerd 8-| says:
*WOWW... amazingly wow!*
*Youu Made up a word !
         Mizz Nerd 8-| says:
*anndd put it in the dictionary

мzz’ т ιι и α α∂υяяя™♡ says
*YES YES urban dictionary.com here i come !
Tina: What Is Good My Friend. Where are you Currently?

Charlotte: Hey Dude. I am Studying for My Examinations

Tina: I Also Do such the Same

Charlotte: This physically is inspiring and AMAZINGLY WOW !

Tina: I am currently feeling this lively vibe
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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city chicken 

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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