Uk English Meaning of very
very
Other Uk English words related to very
- badly
- bloody
- bloody
- desperately
- very
- far
- highly
- incredibly
- intensely
- most
- really
- seriously
- severely
- so
- super
- terribly
- too
- a lot, loads
- absolutely
- awful
- awfully
- completely
- deadly
- deeply
- eminently
- enormously
- entirely
- Especially
- exceeding
- exceedingly
- exceptionally
- extra
- fabulously
- fantastically
- fiercely
- frightfully
- full
- greatly
- heavily
- huge
- immensely
- jolly
- mighty
- mortally
- much
- in particular
- passing
- positively
- real
- remarkably
- roaring
- sore
- specially
- such
- supremely
- Surpassingly
- that
- thoroughly
- totally
- uncommonly
- completely
- vastly
- vitally
- way
- wicked
- wildly
- achingly
- good and
- abundantly
- almighty
- altogether
- amazingly
- appreciably
- slyly
- astonishingly
- astronomically
- beastly
- bone
- considerably
- Cork
- cracking
- dang
- discernibly
- downright
- ever
- excessively
- extensively
- Filthy
- fully
- markedly
- mightily
- monstrous
- monstrously
- monumentally
- notably
- noticeably
- obscenely
- obviously
- palpably
- clearly
- plentifully
- profoundly
- purely
- radically
- rattling
- right
- roaringly
- significantly
- greatly
- Spanking
- staggeringly
- stinking
- substantially
- thumping
- strange
- visibly
- wholly
- as all get out
- scorching
- colossally
- flat out
- mainly
Nearest Words of very
- very fast => very fast
- very high frequency => Very high frequency
- very important person => very important person
- very light => very light
- very loudly => very loudly
- very low density lipoprotein => Very low-density lipoprotein
- very low frequency => very low frequency
- very much => very
- very much like => very much like
- very reverend => Very Reverend
Definitions and Meaning of very in English
very (s)
precisely as stated
being the exact same one; not any other:
very (r)
used as intensifiers; `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'; `rattling' is informal
precisely so
very (v. t.)
True; real; actual; veritable.
very (adv.)
In a high degree; to no small extent; exceedingly; excessively; extremely; as, a very great mountain; a very bright sum; a very cold day; the river flows very rapidly; he was very much hurt.
very ()
Alt. of night signals
FAQs About the word very
very
precisely as stated, being the exact same one; not any other:, used as intensifiers; `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'; `rattling' is informal, p
badly,bloody,bloody,desperately,very,far,highly,incredibly,intensely,most
little,Somewhat,just,nominally,negligibly,barely,hardly,marginally,meagerly,minimally
verwoerd => verwoerd, vervet monkey => Vervet monkey, vervet => Vervet monkey, vervel => verve, verve => verve,
