between or among galaxies; (broadly) (used as an intensive), extremely, incredibly
With a mighty roar (from the crowd) Potchki II began its years-long trip into the unknown. The Intergalactically Famous SDC Marching Band broke into the ‘Colonel Bogey March’.
It’s nice to have intelligent neighbors, speaking intergalactically, but it’s not nice if those neighbors are a great deal smarter than you are, and maybe quicker and stronger and more aggressive, too.
The space flight and satellite section riveted even me, who am intergalactically unawakened.
There hadn’t been time to procure the kind of recording equipment an intergalactically known vid-artist would expect to use.
[Print-on-demand publishing is] also becoming an enormous market with an intergalactically long tail.
What’s with her? I wondered. She was gorgeous and smart—and apparently spectacularly rich and intergalactically famous. So why was she always such a ... brat?
antedating 1959
L.A. Times
Earliest cite in the OED is from Punch Magazine, 1980.
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