Thesaurus / mucho
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synonyms for mucho
- enough
- full
- great
- heaps
- loads
- scads
- a lot of
- abundant
- adequate
- ample
- complete
- considerable
- copious
- countless
- endless
- everywhere
- extravagant
- galore
- generous
- immeasurable
- jam-packed
- lavish
- lotsa
- many
- mega
- no end
- plenteous
- plentiful
- profuse
- satisfying
- sizable
- substantial
- sufficient
- very many
- voluminous
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- heavy
- generous
- ample
- sufficient
- bountiful
- copious
- rich
- abounding
- eco-rich
- exuberant
- filled
- full
- lavish
- liberal
- luxuriant
- overflowing
- plenty
- profuse
- teeming
- bounteous
- plenteous
- crawling with
- cup runs over with
- lousy with
- no end of
- plate is full of
- rolling in
- stinking with
- uncounted
- myriad
- untold
- endless
- heap
- immeasurable
- incalculable
- infinite
- legion
- limitless
- many
- mess
- mint
- multitudinous
- numberless
- oodles
- peck
- pile
- raft
- scads
- stack
- umpteen
- wad
- jillion
- measureless
- slew
- uncountable
- bags of
- gobs
- innumerous
- loads
- lots of
- passel of
- tidy sum
- whole slew
- zillion
- decidedly
- eminently
- deeply
- tremendously
- exceptionally
- extraordinarily
- profoundly
- terribly
- exceedingly
- so
- greatly
- vastly
- extremely
- remarkably
- really
- awful
- awfully
- bloody
- jolly
- mighty
- notably
- plenty
- powerful
- real
- right
- too much
- parlous
- strikingly
- very much
- hugely
- supremely
- immensely
- but good
- so much
- surpassingly
- terrifically
- load
- bulk
- extent
- supply
- chunk
- number
- volume
- lot
- measure
- flock
- mint
- slew
- scads
- gob
- score
- pile
- mass
- passel
- whopper
- mess
- bundle
- expanse
- heap
- peck
- oodles
- jillion
- magnitude
- hunk
- pack
- ton
- slat
- bags
- aplenty
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How to use mucho in a sentence
They sleep mucho domou; that is, not in a separate recess in the house, but in a recess of the great hall or megaron.
HOMER AND HIS AGEANDREW LANGYo me alter terriblemente de orselo, y le dixe que me maravillava mucho.
HISTORY OF THE RISE OF THE HUGUENOTSHENRY BAIRD"Con mucho gusto," the Ambassador said, holding Hall's hand and bowing slightly from the waist.
THE FIVE ARROWSALLAN CHASEIn three years, he has learned exactly three words of Spanish: 'Con mucho gusto.'
THE FIVE ARROWSALLAN CHASEQuerido Compadre,—Mucho m'ha alegrado el buen termino de sus trabajos literarios que V.M. me participó.
GEORGE BORROW AND HIS CIRCLECLEMENT KING SHORTERM. como muy hombres de bien, suele ser que los que tratan mucho con personages de categoria, tomen un algo del grande y liberal.
GEORGE BORROW AND HIS CIRCLECLEMENT KING SHORTERMuy ms: this use of muy is not uncommon in the older classics, but the usual expression now is mucho ms.
MODERN SPANISH LYRICSVARIOUSA pesar nuestro, oamos su conversacin, pues hablaban tan alto como suelen los que han mandado mucho.
NOVELAS CORTASPEDRO ANTONIO DE ALARCNSer espaol, significaba en aquel tiempo mucho ms que20 ahora.
NOVELAS CORTASPEDRO ANTONIO DE ALARCNThee knowledge of thees tr-rail ees of mucho less cost than thee customs that you an' me like so leetle.
BRING ME HIS EARSCLARENCE E. MULFORDWORDS RELATED TO MUCHO
- awful
- awfully
- bloody
- but good
- decidedly
- deeply
- eminently
- exceedingly
- exceptionally
- extraordinarily
- extremely
- greatly
- hugely
- immensely
- jolly
- mighty
- mucho
- notably
- parlous
- plenty
- powerful
- profoundly
- real
- really
- remarkably
- right
- so
- so much
- strikingly
- supremely
- surpassingly
- terribly
- terrifically
- too much
- tremendously
- vastly
- very much
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