Vast areas of rainforest are cut in one go (clear felling) and the most valuable trees are selected for timber, leaving the others for wood chipping. The roads that are created in order to cut and remove the timber often lead to further damage: see the effect of forest roads under Oil Companies.
adv. completely. 1  absolutely. 2  actually. 3  all. 4  all in all. 5  all told. 6  altogether. 7  considerably. 8  entirely. 9  fully. 10  in all respects. 11  in fact. 12  in reality. 13  in toto. 14  in truth. 15  just. 16  largely. 17  perfectly. 18  positively. 19  precisely. 20  purely. 21  really. 22  thoroughly. 23  totally. 24  truly. 25  utterly. 26  well. 27  wholly. 28  without reservation.
The phrase âa lotâ (when used as a noun) means âa large extent, a large amount, or a large number.â Even as an adverb, it means âto a great extent.â. This is a simple rule to remember, a lot is ALWAYS spelled in two words! 4. Anyway vs. Anyways. This is an easy one, there isnât a âsâ at the end of âanywayâ.