Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Greatly"

A: I’m grateful you chose to be my customer / visit my business. It’s thanks a customer for their business (or their being a customer)

A: @revinneil greatly is an adverb is means a considerable amount; very much.

for example : she admire him greatly

A: •"The flavours of ice cream available here vary greatly."
•"The children waited outside of the shop for the greatly popular new skateboard."
•"His behaviour was greatly inappropriate and rude."

To put "greatly" simply, it is generally used to describe something as having a vast (great) amount of a certain quality.

For example, receiving lots of awards and starring in many hit movies as an actor can be phrased as, "having a greatly accomplished career in acting."
-(The quality of vastness in this phrase is the actor's accomplishments)

A: I was greatly amused by the circus.

My taste differ greatly from yours.

i greatly appreciate what you have done for me.

Your work has greatly improved.

A: ‘dearly’ is more personal, it shows that something is really relating to you on a personal level (just like the adjective ‘dear’)
‘He is dearly important to me’
‘greatly’ just means ‘by a considerable amount’ (synonyms: massively, hugely, considerably, significantly)
‘It is greatly important that we protect the environment’

A: From smallest to biggest:
Considerably
Greatly
Significantly

If your donation to a charity is:
Considerable = higher than normal, enough to be noticeable
Great = a lot higher than normal, might make a difference
Significant = someone is curing something, a difference will be made

A:
Greatly means a lot or very, whereas soundly means secure, safe, or reliable.

Ex. I was greatly impressed by his singing ability.
Ex. She was sleeping soundly in her bed.

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