Greatly

Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words

1: Λίαν (Strong'S #3029 — Adverb — lian — lee'-an )

"very, exceedingly," is rendered "greatly" in  Matthew 27:14 , of wonder;  2—Timothy 4:15 , of opposition;  2—John 1:4;  3—John 1:3 , of joy. See Exceeding , Sore , Very.

2: Πολύς (Strong'S #4183 — Adjective — polus — pol-oos' )

is used in the neuter singular (polu) or the plural (polla), as an adverb; in the sing., e.g.,  Mark 12:27; in the plural, e.g.,  Mark 1:45 , "much;"  Mark 5:23 , "greatly" (RV, "much");  Mark 5:38 , AV and RV, "greatly;"  1—Corinthians 16:12 (RV, "much"). See Long , Much.

 Acts 28:6

3: Μεγάλως (Strong'S #3171 — Adverb — megalos — meg-al'-oce )

from megas (GREAT, No. 1), is used of rejoicing,  Philippians 4:10 .

4: Χαρά (Strong'S #5479 — Noun Feminine — chara — khar-ah' )

"joy," is used in the dative case adverbially with the verb chairo, "to rejoice," in  John 3:29 , "rejoiceth greatly," lit., "rejoiceth with joy."

 Matthew 27:54 Acts 6:7Exceed Philippians 1:8 1—Thessalonians 3:6 2—Timothy 1:4 Luke 1:29 Acts 16:34 1—Peter 1:8 1—Peter 1:6

King James Dictionary

Greatly adv. In a great degree much.

I will greatly multiply thy sorrow.  Genesis 3

1. Nobly illustriously.

By a high fate, thou greatly didst expire.

2. Magnanimously generously bravely.

He greatly scorned to turn his back on his foe. He greatly spurned the offered boon.