English citations of uberly

Adverb: "(informal) significantly; very, very much; extremely" edit

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  • 2004 — Bill Gaston, Sointula, Raincoast Books (2004), →ISBN, page 138:
    But box of breakfast done, Eve begins to talk, responding uberly to his polite question, "So, what brings you to Saltspring?"
  • 2004 — Sherrie Krantz, Vivian: The "V" Spot, Ballantine Books (2004), →ISBN, unnumbered page:
    My little defining moment was cursed from the beginning, I suppose, for when I arrived at Victoria's office, her assistant, Stephanie [] told me flatly that Victoria was in a do-not-disturb-under-any-circumstances meeting and I was instantly and uberly crushed.
  • 2005 — Michelle Cunnah, Confessions of a Serial Dater, HarperCollins (2005), →ISBN, page 243:
    Charlie, because he's so caring [] swore that the mole was getting larger, and so Lewis, who's had the mole for oh, his entire life, said it really hadn't changed, but because he loves Charlie, and because Charlie was uberly fretful about it, Lewis agreed to have said mole removed.
  • 2007 — Salehuddin Husin, "Bioshock", GameAxis Unwired, August 2007:
    It's no wonder since Bioshock is hailed as the spiritual successor of the uberly creepy System Shock games.
  • 2008 — Barrie Summy, I So Don't Do Mysteries, Delacorte Press (2008), →ISBN, page 36:
    With only one teeny, but uberly important, stop on the way.
  • 2010 — Helena Andrews, Bitch is the New Black: A Memoir, HarperCollins (2010), →ISBN, page 206:
    "Sexy or suspect, dude? But it's whatever, 'cause I'm uberly familiar with your protocol. Uberly."
  • 2011 — Maggie Casper, A Love Like No Other, Samhain Publishing, Ltd. (2011), →ISBN, page 47:
    "Don't forget uberly dominant and good looking as well."
  • 2011 — Gemma Hayward, Wings, Xlibris (2011), →ISBN, page 191:
    "ZOMG!" Mitchell breathed, uberly shocked.
  • 2012 — Nicole O'Dell, Hot Buttons Internet Edition, Kregal Publications (2012), →ISBN, page 33:
    Along with skipping those uberly epic phrases (see what I mean?), you want to think before you relate.