very much (Meaning)
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very much (r)
to a very great degree or extent
Synonyms & Antonyms of very much
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
very much Sentence Examples
- She appreciated the gesture very much and expressed her gratitude.
- The team worked very much together to achieve their common goal.
- The children enjoyed the carnival very much, especially the rides and games.
- He loved the book very much and recommended it to all his friends.
- The surprise party meant very much to her, and she was genuinely moved by the effort.
- The project's success relied very much on the collaboration of all team members.
- The professor admired the student's dedication to the subject and praised her very much.
- The vacation was relaxing, and the family appreciated the time spent together very much.
- The elderly couple cherished their time together very much, reflecting on a lifetime of memories.
- The support from the community meant very much to the local charity organization.
FAQs About the word very much
to a very great degree or extent
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
She appreciated the gesture very much and expressed her gratitude.
The team worked very much together to achieve their common goal.
The children enjoyed the carnival very much, especially the rides and games.
He loved the book very much and recommended it to all his friends.
