Difference between Awfully and Terribly

AWFULLY vs TERRIBLY: ADVERB

Of a dreadful kind
In a terrible manner
In an awful manner; in a manner to fill with terror or awe; fearfully; reverently.
Very; excessively.
In a manner inspiring awe.
Reverently.
Badly, terribly.
Used as intensifiers
Fearfully.
Very; exceedingly; extremely; excessively.

Too, Quite, Extremely, Very, Unbelievably, Incredibly, Pretty, Rottenly, Abominably, Abysmally, Atrociously, Dreadfully, Horribly, Frightfully, Terribly

Overly, Extremely, Quite, Hugely, Very, Incredibly, Horribly, Dreadfully, Rottenly, Abominably, Atrociously, Awful, Abysmally, Frightfully, Awfully

Amazingly, Insanely, Really, Too, Quite, Extremely, Very, Unbelievably, Incredibly, Pretty, Abysmally, Dreadfully, Horribly, Frightfully, Terribly

Too, Unbelievably, Utterly, Overly, Extremely, Quite, Hugely, Very, Incredibly, Horribly, Dreadfully, Awful, Abysmally, Frightfully, Awfully

This, not terribly expensive to run, not terribly expensive to buy.
It is terribly inconvenient for you and possibly for your employer, but it is also terribly important as we work to prevent the spread.
America will be forced to subsidize and endorse what, in their hearts and in their faith, they believe is terribly, terribly wrong.
He says that while teaching for understanding is not terribly hard, it is not terribly easy, either.
As for the claim that this would be terribly, terribly expensive, that is simply not true.
You wife will be terribly, terribly hurt if you kill yourself.
And how terribly terribly afraid I am that it should happen to someone I love.
At best they are terribly, terribly pessimistic about reform of society.
The system is terribly simple and terribly interesting.
He felt drained, empty, terribly frightened, terribly alone.