very
IPA: vˈɛri
adjective
- (literary) True, real, actual.
- The same; identical.
- With limiting effect: mere.
adverb
- To a great extent or degree.
- Conforming to fact, reality or rule; true.
- (with superlatives) Used to firmly establish that nothing else surpasses in some respect.
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Examples of "very" in Sentences
- His handwriting is very much crabbed.
- The reassurance is very much appreciated.
- Thank you very much for this expostulation.
- The material is still very much inadvisable.
- The denseness of the design was very much attractive.
- The excitement in the painting is very much palpable.
- Cawsand is very much part of Cornwall, and deservedly so.
- So he is really very incidental to the history of Technocracy.
- It is very not nice to fanciers when asking about why they like it so much.
- In any case, thanks very much for the copy edit and sorry for babbling so much.
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